Aspelta

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Aspelta was a king of the ancient Kushite kingdom of Nubia who ruled from Napata in the early 6th century BCE and is known for consolidating power and engaging diplomatically and militarily with Egypt.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Kushite king
ancient historical figure
ruler of Nubia
associatedSite Jebel Barkal NERFINISHED
attestedBy archaeological remains at Nuri
inscribed stelae
temple reliefs at Napata
burialPlace Nuri NERFINISHED
burialType pyramid tomb
capitalDuringReign Napata NERFINISHED
chronologicalPosition late Napatan king
contemporaryEgyptianDynasty 26th Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
contemporaryEgyptianKing Psamtik II NERFINISHED
culturalSphere Kushite-Nubian civilization NERFINISHED
dynasty Napatan period of Kush NERFINISHED
interactionWithEgypt conflict with Saite Dynasty of Egypt
issued royal stelae
kingdom Kingdom of Kush NERFINISHED
knownFor consolidation of royal power in Kush
diplomatic relations with Egypt
military engagements with Egypt
religious and administrative reforms
languageOfInscriptions Egyptian hieroglyphs NERFINISHED
Meroitic (early use debated) NERFINISHED
mainDeityVenerated Amun NERFINISHED
movedCourtInfluence towards southern regions of Kush
name Aspelta NERFINISHED
notableInscription Election Stela of Aspelta NERFINISHED
policy centralization of royal authority
strengthening priesthood of Amun at Napata
predecessor Anlamani NERFINISHED
pyramidNumberAtNuri Nuri 8 NERFINISHED
realm Nubia NERFINISHED
regionRuled Middle Nile Valley NERFINISHED
reignEnd circa 568 BCE
reignStart circa 593 BCE
religion Kushite religion
ruledFrom Napata NERFINISHED
spouse Henuttakhebit NERFINISHED
Madiqen NERFINISHED
successor Aramatle-qo NERFINISHED
suffered Egyptian military campaign against Napata
timePeriod early 6th century BCE
title King of Kush NERFINISHED
King of Upper and Lower Egypt (claimed)
usedRoyalIconography Egyptian-style regalia
usedRoyalTitles Egyptian pharaonic titulary

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pyramids of Nuri burialOf Aspelta
subject surface form: Pyramids of Nuri