Adikhalamani (Tabriqo)

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Adikhalamani (Tabriqo) was a Kushite king of Meroë who ruled parts of Nubia in the early 2nd century BCE and is known from inscriptions and monuments in Lower Nubia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Kushite king
ruler of Meroë
alsoKnownAs Tabirqo
Tabriqo
associatedWithDeity Amun
Isis
capital Meroë
country Kingdom of Kush
culture Meroitic civilization
linked to: Kingdom of Meroë
ethnicGroup Kushite
floruit 2nd century BCE
knownFrom graffiti at Philae
inscriptions
inscriptions in Lower Nubia
monuments
languageUsed Egyptian (in inscriptions)
Meroitic
linked to: Meroitic script
notableFor attestations in Lower Nubian temples and inscriptions
rule over parts of Nubia in early 2nd century BCE
partOf Meroitic period of Kush
linked to: Kushite period
region Nubia
Upper Nile Valley
reignEnd early 2nd century BCE
reignStart early 2nd century BCE
religion ancient Nubian religion
ruledRegion Lower Nubia
Nubia
successor Tabirqo (possible identification in some sources)
title King of Kush
linked to: Kingdom of Kush

King of Meroë

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Temple of Debod builtBy Adikhalamani (Tabriqo)