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The Hyksos, invaders from Western Asia, took advantage of a weakened Egypt and gained control of Lower and Middle Egypt around 1650 BCE. They had superior weapons like bronze and chariots. Many Egyptian towns surrendered without resistance, moving to Thebes in Upper Egypt. The Hyksos established trade alliances that cut off Thebes. Kamose became king of Thebes and began attacking the Hyksos and their allies. His younger brother, Ahmose, finally defeated the Hyksos after a three-year campaign, reunifying Egypt and beginning its New Kingdom period.
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- 1. Episode 12: The Hyksos J. Marshall 2013
- 2. BCE/CE
- 4. Hyksos invaders • Egypt got complacent (lazy) Hit Lower and Middle Egypt BRONZE weapons + Chariots Egyptians gave up; they didn’t die (like mobile artillery) fighting.
- 7. (Hutwaret)– Capital of Egypt under the Hyksos • SOME say it wasn’t a violent invasion • But really a combo of immigration and invasion
- 8. • Town after town gave up – they moved to Thebes • The Hyksos created trade alliances with Kush – leaving the Egyptians at Thebes out (the Egyptians lost Nubian gold this way).
- 9. Upper Egypt gets weak
- 10. Apepi • Hyksos ruler of the lower Kingdom • Thebes revolts against Apepi, but their king, SeqenenreTaa the Brave, dies.
- 11. Seqenenre
- 12. Seqenenre
- 13. Kamose Stela • Kamose, takes over at Thebes • Hyksos used propaganda – pay a tax = get free land • Kamose attacks Kushites (gets Nubian support).
- 14. Kush:the kingdom south Nubia, south of Egypt Apepi wants the people of Kush to help him fight and destroy Kamose and the Egyptians at Thebes
- 15. Kamose • Kush never sent its army down stream to help Apepi. • Kamose dies before he can give full defeat to Apepi.
- 16. Ahmose • Just 10 years old • Encircled the Hyksos capital, captured it, then killed and looted all.
- 17. Upper Nile Region Abu /
- 18. Ahmose chased the Ahmose took the Hyksos for 3 years. crown of Upper and Lower Teddy the Kingdom and theis Handsome rose begins the New anew in Nubia. Kingdom. Ahmose went south and broke the This gives birth to rebels. a new EMPIRE in Egypt.
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