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TAHARQA, PHARAOH (25th dynasty) initiated extensive building projects in both Egypt and Nubia

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25th Dynasty Extensive Initiated Nubia Pharaoh Projects Reigned Taharqa


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Taharqa, Pharaoh of the 25th Dynasty, is depicted in this ancient Egyptian sculpture, showcasing the regal power and grandeur of his reign. Dated to around 664-690 BC, Taharqa was a significant ruler who not only reigned over Egypt but also extended his influence to Nubia, the region south of Egypt. During his reign, Taharqa initiated extensive building projects throughout both Egypt and Nubia. In Egypt, he undertook the construction of temples, including the magnificent Temple of Amun at Karnak, where this sculpture was originally located. In Nubia, he built or restored numerous temples and fortresses, solidifying his control over the region. This impressive sculpture, which once adorned a temple wall, showcases Taharqa's royal attire and regal bearing. He is depicted wearing the White Crown of Upper Egypt, signifying his rule over the southern part of Egypt, and the Red Crown of Lower Egypt, representing his authority over the northern part. The intricate details of his headdress, collar, and garments reflect the wealth and power of the Egyptian court during the Late Period. Taharqa's reign marked a period of cultural exchange and architectural innovation between Egypt and Nubia. His building projects, including the construction of the Temple of Amun at Philae in Nubia, showcased a fusion of Egyptian and Nubian architectural styles. Taharqa's legacy continues to inspire scholars and enthusiasts of ancient Egyptian and Nubian history, offering valuable insights into the rich cultural heritage of these ancient civilizations.

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