Volume III · The Houses
New Kingdom of Egypt
Egypt; c. 1550-1070 BC (18th-20th Dynasties), founded after expelling the Hyksos
Engagements recorded here: 1457 BC — 1274 BC. This is a span of records, not the lifetime of this house.
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01The people in the record
People named in this entry
02At its height
18th-19th Dynasties (Thutmose III to Ramesses II), Egypt's largest territorial extent from the Euphrates to Nubia
Territory in the record
Nile Valley plus imperial holdings in Canaan and Syria and control of Nubia
03What became of it
Declined after the 19th-20th Dynasties amid Sea Peoples invasions, economic strain and loss of the Levantine empire, ending c. 1070 BC
04What remained
Egypt's imperial apogee; produced the first detailed battle records (Megiddo) and the first known international peace treaty (after Kadesh)
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