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List of Rulers of Ancient Sudan

Table of Contents Napatan Dynasty Meroitic Dynasty

Napatan Dynasty	ca. 785–275 B.C.	1 2 3
Alara (Unites Upper Nubia)	785–760 B.C.
Kashta (Unites all Nubia)	760–747 B.C.
Piye (Rules Nubia and Egypt)	747–712 B.C.
Shabaqo(1)	712–698 B.C.
Shebitqo(2)	698–690 B.C.
Taharqo (Loses control of Lower Egypt)(3)	690–664 B.C.
Tanwetamani (Loses control of Upper Egypt)	664–653 B.C.
Atlanersa	653–643 B.C.
Senkamanisken	643–623 B.C.
Anlaman	623–593 B.C.
Aspelta	593–568 B.C.
Irike–Amanote	425–400 B.C.
Harsiyotf	400–365 B.C.
Nastasen	320–310 B.C.
Meroitic Dynasty	ca. 275 B.C.–300 A.D.
Arkamani	275–250 B.C.
Arnekhamani	225–175 B.C.
Adikhalamani
Arkamani II
Kandake (Queen) Shanakdakheto	170–150 B.C.
Taneyidamani	100–75 B.C.
Teriteqas	50–1 B.C.
Kandake Amanitore
Kandake Amanishakheto
Natakamani	1–50 A.D.
Kandake Amanitore
Shorkaro

Department of Egyptian Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Citation

Department of Egyptian Art. "List of Rulers of Ancient Sudan". In Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2000–. http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/sudan/hd_sudan.htm (October 2001)

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