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The 26 pages that link to Manetho, each with the reason it gives.

• Egyptian chronologyRelated: His dynastic scheme remains a foundation of conventional Egyptian periodization.

• HyksosRelated: His account helped transmit the name and later tradition of the Hyksos.

• MemphisRelated: His account preserves later traditions about Memphis’s founding and royal history.

• Turin King ListRelated: His dynastic account is another source against which the papyrus's sequences are assessed.

• Thutmose IIIRelated: Later king lists and chronologies shaped how Egyptian reigns, including Thutmose III’s, were organized.

• ImhotepRelated: His much later account contributed to traditions about Imhotep’s extraordinary longevity.

• Second Intermediate Period of EgyptRelated: His later king lists shaped the dynastic framework used to describe this period.

• Fourth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: His dynastic framework underlies the conventional name for this royal house.

• ShabakaRelated: Later king lists and chronologies, including traditions associated with Manetho, frame Shabaka’s place in Egyptian history.

• Fifth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: The conventional numbering of Egyptian dynasties ultimately derives from the historical tradition associated with him.

• Fourteenth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: His king list is the main source for the dynasty's name and place in Egyptian chronology.

• Nectanebo IRelated: His dynastic framework preserves the classification of Nectanebo’s royal house.

• Twenty-eighth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: His dynastic framework preserves the classification used for Amyrtaeus’s rule.

• AmyrtaeusRelated: His dynastic account underlies much later reconstruction of Amyrtaeus’s place in Egyptian history.

• Ninth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: The conventional Ninth Dynasty designation derives from his later dynastic framework.

• Ancient historyRelated: His dynastic framework remains influential despite the fragmentary survival of his work.

• KhasekhemwyRelated: His much later dynastic framework shaped reconstructions of Second Dynasty succession.

• MenesRelated: His dynastic history helped establish Menes as Egypt’s first king.

• History of EgyptRelated: His king lists shaped later accounts of Egypt’s dynasties, though his original work is lost.

• Seventh Dynasty of EgyptRelated: His lost history supplies the traditional account from which the dynasty’s numbering derives.

• Twenty-fourth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: His king lists underlie the later numbering of Egypt’s dynasties.

• History of ancient EgyptRelated: His dynastic framework remains influential, although his original work survives only through later quotations.

• Late Period of EgyptRelated: His dynastic scheme shaped how later historians organized Egypt’s kings, including this era.

• Nyuserre IniRelated: His dynasty divisions shaped later accounts, though they offer limited detail about Nyuserre himself.