Ancient Egypt 0 3
Ancient Egypt 0 3
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Hisfather Namrut, had held a high military office, being commander of theLibyan mercenaries, who at this time formed the most important part ofthe standing army. Sheshonk himself, thus descended, was naturally inthe front rank of Egyptian court-officials. When we first hear of him heis called "His Highness, " and given the title of "Prince of theprinces, " which is thought to imply that he enjoyed the first rank amongall the chiefs of mercenaries, of whom there were many. Thus he held aposition... only second to that occupied by the king, and when his sonbecame a suitor for the hand of a daughter of the reigning sovereign, noone could say that etiquette was infringed, or an ambition displayedthat was excessive and unsuitable. The match was consequently allowed tocome off, and Sheshonk became doubly connected with the royal house, through his daughter-in-law and through his grandmother. When, therefore, on the death of Hor-pa-seb-en-sha, he assumed the title andfunctions of king, no opposition was offered: the crown seemed to havepassed simply from one member of the royal family to another.
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Hisfather Namrut, had held a high military office, being commander of theLibyan mercenaries, who at this time formed the most important part ofthe standing army. Sheshonk himself, thus descended, was naturally inthe front rank of Egyptian court-officials. When we first hear of him heis called "His Highness, " and given the title of "Prince of theprinces, " which is thought to imply that he enjoyed the first rank amongall the chiefs of mercenaries, of whom there were many. Thus he held aposition... only second to that occupied by the king, and when his sonbecame a suitor for the hand of a daughter of the reigning sovereign, noone could say that etiquette was infringed, or an ambition displayedthat was excessive and unsuitable. The match was consequently allowed tocome off, and Sheshonk became doubly connected with the royal house, through his daughter-in-law and through his grandmother. When, therefore, on the death of Hor-pa-seb-en-sha, he assumed the title andfunctions of king, no opposition was offered: the crown seemed to havepassed simply from one member of the royal family to another.
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