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The 17 pages that link to Twenty-fifth Dynasty of Egypt, each with the reason it gives.

• NubiaBroader topic: Its kings extended Nubian rule northward and reshaped Egypt’s political history.

• Kingdom of KushBroader topic: Kushite expansion south to north briefly united Egypt and Nubia under one royal house.

• Twenty-sixth Dynasty of EgyptNarrower topic: Saite rulers replaced Kushite rule after Assyrian campaigns weakened the dynasty.

• TaharqaNarrower topic: Taharqa was one of its longest-reigning pharaohs.

• Assyrian conquest of EgyptNarrower topic: Its control of Egypt placed Kushite kings in conflict with Assyria.

• PiyeBroader topic: Piye’s conquest established this dynasty’s rule over Egypt.

• Third Intermediate Period of EgyptBroader topic: Its expansion from Nubia ended the era’s fragmented pattern before Assyrian conquest.

• MeroëRelated: Its collapse preceded the southward reorientation of Kushite royal power toward Meroë.

• Psamtik ICompared with: Its fading authority preceded Psamtik’s reunification and return to native Egyptian rule.

• Napatan periodBroader topic: Its conquest and rule of Egypt mark the Napatan period’s defining political achievement.

• Twenty-second Dynasty of EgyptCompared with: Its rise marks the shift from Libyan dynastic fragmentation to Kushite rule.

• ShabakaNarrower topic: Shabaka was one of its central kings.

• KashtaBroader topic: Kashta’s reign prepared the political conditions for this Kushite dynasty.

• Psamtik IICompared with: The campaign targeted the Nubian power whose earlier rulers had once governed Egypt.

• Twenty-fourth Dynasty of EgyptCompared with: Its expansion displaced the Saite dynasty and brought Egypt under Kushite rule.

• Late Period of EgyptCompared with: Its displacement preceded the political reorganization that opened the Late Period.

• NastasenRelated: Its earlier rule linked Kushite royal authority with Egyptian political and religious traditions.