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The 14 pages that link to Abydos King List, each with the reason it gives.

• Egyptian chronologyBroader topic: Its omissions and ordering reveal how ancient Egyptians shaped royal succession.

• AbydosBroader topic: It shows how a later dynasty represented the past at Abydos.

• Early Dynastic Period of EgyptBroader topic: It preserves later traditions about the early rulers, though not a contemporary record.

• Turin King ListRelated: It offers a monumental, selective counterpart to the Turin papyrus's broader enumeration.

• Egyptian king listsBroader topic: Its carefully chosen sequence shows which predecessors Seti I recognized as legitimate.

• Seti IBroader topic: Seti appears with Ramesses II presenting offerings to selected royal predecessors.

• Twenty-third Dynasty of EgyptCompared with: Its earlier model of ordered succession contrasts with the overlapping claims of the Third Intermediate Period.

• Ninth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: Its omissions show why later lists cannot settle every ruler’s dynastic placement.

• KhasekhemwyRelated: Its much later record helps frame questions about how early rulers were remembered.

• MenesBroader topic: Its royal sequence reflects later Egyptian memory of the earliest rulers.

• Neferhotep IRelated: Its omissions illustrate how later royal memory selected which predecessors to record.

• Tenth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: Its omissions show how later royal memory excluded rulers from politically contested periods.

• Eighth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: Its omissions and selections illustrate how later king lists shaped the dynasty’s uncertain record.

• Sixteenth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: Its omissions reveal that later royal lists do not straightforwardly clarify this dynasty.