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The 13 pages that link to Assyrian conquest of Egypt, each with the reason it gives.

• Kingdom of KushRelated: The loss of Egypt redirected Kushite power toward Nubia.

• Twenty-sixth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: Assyrian intervention created the political conditions in which Psamtik I rose to power.

• TaharqaRelated: These invasions forced Taharqa to retreat from Egypt and ultimately end his rule there.

• NapataRelated: Assyrian victories curtailed the northern reach of Napata’s ruling dynasty.

• Third Intermediate Period of EgyptRelated: Assyrian campaigns helped end Twenty-fifth Dynasty control and the period’s political order.

• Napatan periodRelated: Assyrian military pressure ended Kushite control of Egypt and reshaped Napatan politics.

• ShabakaRelated: Assyria’s intervention ultimately undid the Egyptian empire Shabaka helped consolidate.

• Psamtik IIIRelated: The upheaval preceded the dynasty founded by Psamtik I.

• Twenty-fourth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: Assyrian intervention later weakened Kushite rule, reshaping the political landscape in which Sais re-emerged.

• Late Period of EgyptRelated: Assyrian withdrawal created the opening for Psamtik I’s reunification.

• NastasenRelated: The loss of Egypt redirected Kushite royal power southward well before Nastasen.