Xois, Egypt

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Xois, Egypt was an ancient city in the Nile Delta that served as the capital of the 14th Dynasty during Egypt’s Second Intermediate Period.

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instanceOf ancient Egyptian city
archaeological site
archaeologicalStatus site with limited visible remains
associatedWith Delta-based Fourteenth Dynasty rulers
connectedTo other Delta cities by waterways
country Egypt
culture ancient Egyptian culture
declinePeriod first millennium BCE
dynastyCapitalOf Fourteenth Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
economy Delta agriculture and trade
era Bronze Age NERFINISHED
excavatedBy various Egyptological surveys in the Nile Delta
geographicalFeature situated on a Nile Delta branch
governedBy local Delta rulers during the Second Intermediate Period
hasAlternativeName Khasou NERFINISHED
Khasu NERFINISHED
Khasut NERFINISHED
modern Sakha (probable site)
hasCategory Ancient Egyptian cities
Archaeological sites in Egypt
Former national capitals
hasDeity local forms of Egyptian gods
historicalPeriod Second Intermediate Period of Egypt NERFINISHED
knownFor being capital of a Hyksos‑era dynasty in the Delta
languageOfName Greek
locatedIn Lower Egypt NERFINISHED
Nile Delta NERFINISHED
mentionedIn classical sources as Xois
partOf ancient Egypt NERFINISHED
politicalRole administrative center in the western Delta
royal residence of Fourteenth Dynasty kings
politicalStatus independent Delta power center during early Second Intermediate Period
referencedIn research on the Fourteenth Dynasty of Egypt
studies of the Second Intermediate Period
region northwestern Nile Delta
religion ancient Egyptian religion
servedAs capital city during the Second Intermediate Period of Egypt
capital of the Fourteenth Dynasty of Egypt
strategicImportance control of western Delta routes
timeInhabited Middle Kingdom NERFINISHED
New Kingdom NERFINISHED
Second Intermediate Period NERFINISHED
typeOfLocation urban settlement
writingSystem Egyptian hieroglyphs NERFINISHED
hieratic script

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