History is full of fascinating mysteries, and ancient Egypt has its fair share. Among them are the unplaceable pharaohs - rulers whose reigns and identities remain shrouded in mystery. Whether controversial or completely unknown, archaeologists and historians alike tries to unlock their secrets.
The chronological order is unknown/uncertain
It is important to note that the chronological order of the pharaohs is an evolving subject and should therefore be treated with a certain degree of caution. As new research is conducted, the order may be subject to change, which is a fundamental principle that applies to all Egyptian dynasties.
| № | Pharaoh | Also known as | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Anather | - | Contemporary with Dynasty XII? |
| 2 | Harsiese A | - | Ruled at Thebes during Dynasty XXIII |
| 3 | Ini II | - | Ruled at Thebes during Dynasty XXIII |
| 4 | Peftjauawybast | Peftjaubast | Governor(?) at Herakleopolis installed by Piye |
| 5 | Pedubast III | Petubastis IV | Revolted against the Persian Domination of Dynasty XXVII |
| 6 | Psamtik IV | Psammetichus IV | Probably rebelled against the Persian Domination |
| 7 | Inaros | Inarus, Inaros II | Rebelled against the Persian Domination |
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