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The 16 pages that link to Twenty-sixth Dynasty of Egypt, each with the reason it gives.

• Twenty-fifth Dynasty of EgyptCompared with: Its rise followed Assyrian intervention and the collapse of Kushite rule in Egypt.

• TaharqaRelated: Its rise followed the removal of Taharqa’s dynasty from Egypt.

• SaisBroader topic: Sais became the dynasty’s capital and seat of royal power.

• NaucratisNarrower topic: Naucratis grew under this dynasty’s rule and commercial policies.

• Psamtik IBroader topic: Psamtik founded this dynasty, which restored centralized kingship.

• Amasis IINarrower topic: Amasis was its penultimate pharaoh and its most prosperous ruler.

• Twenty-seventh Dynasty of EgyptCompared with: Its fall provides the immediate political background to Persian rule.

• Necho IINarrower topic: Necho’s reign was part of this dynasty’s effort to restore Egyptian influence.

• ShabakaRelated: Its emergence followed the collapse of the dynasty Shabaka strengthened.

• Psamtik IIINarrower topic: Psamtik III was its final ruler.

• Twenty-ninth Dynasty of EgyptNarrower topic: Its fall began the foreign rule that Egyptian rulers later sought to reverse.

• AmyrtaeusCompared with: Its earlier restoration of Egyptian power contrasts with Amyrtaeus’s post-Persian revolt.

• Psamtik IINarrower topic: Psamtik II exercised pharaonic authority as one of its rulers.

• ApriesNarrower topic: Apries’s overthrow weakened the dynasty whose final decades preceded Persian rule.

• Twenty-fourth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: Its later rise made Sais the center of another, longer-lasting Egyptian dynasty.

• Late Period of EgyptBroader topic: Its founder, Psamtik I, reunified Egypt and marks the conventional beginning of the period.