Nectanebo I

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Nectanebo I was a pharaoh of Egypt’s 30th Dynasty known for restoring native Egyptian rule, extensive temple building, and resisting Persian domination during the Late Period.

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instanceOf King of Egypt
ancient Egyptian pharaoh
ruler of the Thirtieth Dynasty of Egypt
alliedWith Athens
Sparta
battle Persian invasion of Egypt c. 373 BC
burialPlace likely Sebennytos (exact tomb uncertain)
capital Sebennytos
country Egypt
currency issued coinage influenced by Greek types
dynasty Thirtieth Dynasty of Egypt
era 4th century BC
father Teos (Djedhor) of Sebennytos
knownFor extensive temple building projects
resisting Achaemenid Persian reconquest
restoring native Egyptian rule after Persian domination
revival of traditional Egyptian religious practices
language Egyptian
legacy helped preserve Egyptian independence for several decades before final Persian reconquest
one of the last great native Egyptian builders
name Nectanebo I
nomen Nakhtnebef
opponent Achaemenid Empire
Artaxerxes II of Persia
linked to: Artaxerxes II
patronDeity Amun
Horus
Isis
Neith
period Late Period of ancient Egypt
policy alliances with Greek city-states against Persia
strengthening of Egypt’s fortifications
support of Egyptian priesthood
praenomen Kheperkare
predecessor Nepherites II
reignEnd c. 362 BC
reignStart c. 380 BC
religion ancient Egyptian religion
royalHouse House of Nectanebo
scriptUsed hieroglyphs
successor Teos
templeBuildingAt Abydos
Busiris
Hermopolis
Karnak
Memphis
Philae
Tanis
throneName Kheperkare

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