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** intermediate period (disruption, unclear rule between kingdoms) | ** intermediate period (disruption, unclear rule between kingdoms) | ||
=== Transition of power between Dynasties & Kingdoms === | === Transition of power between Dynasties & Kingdoms === | ||
'''summary'''. | |||
* Old, Middle and New Kingdoms represent a united Egypt | * Old, Middle and New Kingdoms represent a united Egypt | ||
** thus the Kingdoms have more stability | ** thus the Kingdoms have more stability | ||
* intermediate periods represent a divided Egypt | * intermediate periods represent a divided Egypt | ||
** thus the intermediate periods are more chaotic | ** thus the intermediate periods are more chaotic | ||
* | click EXPAND for causes of dynastic change | ||
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* causes of Dynastic change | |||
** weak leadership, pharaonic personality | ** weak leadership, pharaonic personality | ||
** internal family power struggles | ** internal family power struggles | ||
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** rise of nomarchs | ** rise of nomarchs | ||
** regional competition | ** regional competition | ||
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