Dedumose II

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Dedumose II was a little-known pharaoh who ruled during Egypt’s turbulent Second Intermediate Period, likely toward the end of the 13th Dynasty when central authority was fragmenting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian pharaoh
ruler
archaeologicalRecord sparse
associatedWithPeriod decline of centralized royal authority in Middle Kingdom tradition
attestedIn inscriptions
scarab seals
burialPlace unknown
centralAuthorityContext period of political fragmentation in Egypt
chronologicalStatus exact dates uncertain
country Pharaonic Egypt
surface form: Ancient Egypt
culture ancient Egyptian
dynasty Thirteenth Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
foreignRelationsContext contemporary with growing Hyksos power in the Delta
governingSystem monarchy
historicalCertainty poorly attested
historicalDebate exact position within the Thirteenth Dynasty is debated among Egyptologists
knownFrom later king lists and archaeological finds
languageOfInscriptions Middle Egyptian NERFINISHED
periodCharacterization turbulent political era
politicalSituation weak central monarchy
possibleCapital Thebes NERFINISHED
predecessorContext ruled after a series of short-lived Thirteenth Dynasty kings
regionRuled Upper Egypt NERFINISHED
reignLength unknown
reignPeriod Second Intermediate Period NERFINISHED
reignPositionInDynasty late Thirteenth Dynasty ruler
religion ancient Egyptian religion
royalHouse Thirteenth Dynasty royal family
royalTitle pharaoh
successorDynasticContext followed by further fragmentation leading to Hyksos dominance in the north

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13th Dynasty of Egypt hasPharaoh Dedumose II