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The 17 pages that link to Hyksos, each with the reason it gives.

• ExodusRelated: Their expulsion from Egypt has been compared with later traditions of departure, though it is not evidence for the biblical Exodus.

• Ahmose IRelated: Ahmose’s campaigns drove these rulers from their Egyptian stronghold.

• Egyptian kingshipCompared with: Their rule challenges any simple equation of Egyptian kingship with native ancestry.

• AvarisRelated: Their fifteenth dynasty made Avaris its seat of power.

• ChariotRelated: Their rule is associated with Egypt’s adoption of the horse and chariot.

• Second Intermediate Period of EgyptRelated: Their rule at Avaris defined the northern power that Theban rulers eventually challenged.

• Seventeenth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: Their northern kingdom became the principal rival of the Theban rulers.

• Egyptian chariotRelated: Their era preceded the New Kingdom's adoption of horse-drawn chariot warfare.

• Egyptian EmpireCompared with: Their expulsion preceded Egypt's turn toward expansion and control beyond the Nile Valley.

• KamoseRelated: Their rule in the north gave Kamose’s campaign its political purpose.

• Seqenenre TaoRelated: Their rule from Avaris set the political opposition faced by Seqenenre’s Thebes.

• Fourteenth Dynasty of EgyptCompared with: Their better-known kingdom overlapped with the Delta region often assigned to the Fourteenth Dynasty.

• Fifteenth Dynasty of EgyptBroader topic: The Fifteenth Dynasty was the principal Hyksos ruling house in Egypt.

• Amenhotep IRelated: Their expulsion by Amenhotep I’s father preceded the stable kingdom he inherited.

• Neferhotep ICompared with: Their northern power contrasts with the Theban-centered authority associated with Neferhotep’s dynasty.

• SheshiNarrower topic: Sheshi is generally treated as a Hyksos ruler, linking him to this wider political group.

• Sixteenth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: Hyksos power in the north shaped the political setting attributed to the Theban dynasty.