Amyrtaeus

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Amyrtaeus was a 4th-century BCE Egyptian pharaoh who led a successful revolt against Persian rule and briefly restored native independence during Egypt’s Late Period.

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Amyrtaeus canonical 4

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instanceOf ancient Egyptian ruler
human
pharaoh
rebel leader
belongsTo Late Period of ancient Egypt
capital Sais
category 4th-century BC Egyptian people
Pharaohs of the Late Period of ancient Egypt
Rebels against the Achaemenid Empire
conflict Egyptian revolt against the Achaemenid Empire
country Egypt
deathPlace Egypt
dynasty Twenty-eighth Dynasty of Egypt
era Achaemenid–Egyptian conflicts
ethnicGroup Egyptians
father Pausiris
governmentForm monarchy
house Twenty-eighth Dynasty of Egypt
knownFrom Egyptian later king lists
classical Greek sources
nativeLanguage Egyptian
notableFor leading a revolt against Achaemenid Persian rule in Egypt
restoring native Egyptian independence
opponent Achaemenid Empire
Artaxerxes II
positionHeld Pharaoh of Egypt
predecessor Darius II
linked to: Darius II of Persia
regionRuled Lower Egypt
reignEnd 399 BCE
reignStart 404 BCE
religion ancient Egyptian religion
restored native Egyptian rule over Egypt
succeeded Persian satrapal administration in Egypt
successor Nepherites I
timePeriod 4th century BCE
Late Period of ancient Egypt

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