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The 40 pages that link to Middle Kingdom of Egypt, each with the reason it gives.

• Old Kingdom of EgyptRelated: Its rulers restored central government after the Old Kingdom’s decline and fragmentation.

• Ma'atRelated: Middle Kingdom writings develop political and ethical ideas closely associated with Ma'at.

• KarnakRelated: The earliest substantial temple building at Karnak dates to the Middle Kingdom.

• Egyptian royal titularyRelated: Its rulers inherited and adapted titulary traditions after periods of political division.

• Ancient Egyptian funerary practicesRelated: Funerary texts and access to afterlife protections broadened beyond the royal tomb.

• Rhind Mathematical PapyrusRelated: The papyrus’s stated source reaches back to a mathematical text from this period.

• Coffin TextsRelated: Most Coffin Texts manuscripts come from this period's burials.

• Theban TriadRelated: Thebes gained political importance during this era, strengthening the standing of its local god Amun.

• Beni HasanRelated: Many of Beni Hasan's tombs date to this period of renewed centralized rule.

• Edwin Smith PapyrusRelated: Linguistic features of the text have been associated with an earlier Middle Kingdom composition.

• Pepi II NeferkareRelated: Its reunification followed the fragmentation that came after Pepi II’s dynasty.

• Minya GovernorateRelated: Beni Hasan’s tombs document provincial life during this period.

• The Maxims of PtahhotepRelated: The surviving manuscript tradition dates from this period, long after the text’s claimed setting.