Mekh

Mekh: Mekh in hieroglyphs

Mekh was a Predynastic ancient Egyptian king who ruled in the Nile Delta. He is mentioned in the Palermo Stone inscriptions among a small number of kings of Lower Egypt.^[1]

References

^ J. H. Breasted, Ancient Records of Egypt, Part One, Chicago 1906, §90

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Dynastic Genealogies: 4^th • 12^th • 18^th • 19^th • 20^th • 21^st • 25^th • 26^th • 27^th • 31^st • Ptolemaic

Protodynastic Period
(prior to 3150 BC)

Lower Egypt

Hsekiu • Khayu • Tiu • Thesh • Neheb • Wazner • Mekh

Upper Egypt

Scorpion I • Iry-Hor • Ka • Scorpion II • Narmer

Early Dynastic Period
(3150–2686 BC)

Dynasty 1

Menes • Hor-Aha • Djer • Djet • Den • Anedjib • Semerkhet • Qa'a • Sneferka • Bird

Dynasty 2

Hotepsekhemwy • Raneb • Nynetjer • Ba • Nubnefer • Weneg-Nebty • Wadjenes • Senedj • Seth-Peribsen • Sekhemib • Neferkara I • Neferkasokar • Hudjefa I • Khasekhemwy

Old Kingdom
(2686–2181 BC)

Dynasty 3

Sanakhte • Djoser • Sekhemkhet • Khaba • Huni

Dynasty 4

Snefru • Khufu • Djedefre • Khafre • Menkaure • Shepseskaf

Dynasty 5

Userkaf • Sahure • Neferirkare Kakai • Shepseskare • Neferefre • Niuserre • Menkauhor • Djedkare • Unas

Dynasty 6

Teti • Pepi I • Merenre • Pepi II

1^st Intermediate Period
(2181–2040 BC)

Dynasties 7 & 8

Wadjkare • Qakare Iby

Dynasties 9 & 10

Meryibre Khety • Merykare • Kaneferre • Nebkaure Akhtoy

Middle Kingdom
(2040–1782 BC)

Dynasty 11

Mentuhotep I • Intef I • Intef II • Intef III • Mentuhotep II • Mentuhotep III • Mentuhotep IV

Dynasty 12

Amenemhet I • Senusret I • Amenemhet II • Senusret II • Senusret III • Amenemhet III • Amenemhet IV • Sobeknefru♀

2^nd Intermediate Period
(1782–1570 BC)

Dynasty 13

Wegaf • Ameny Intef IV • Hor • Sobekhotep II • Khendjer • Sobekhotep III • Neferhotep I • Sobekhotep IV • Merneferre Ay • Neferhotep II

Dynasty 14

Nehesy

Dynasty 15

Sheshi • Yakubher • Khyan • Apepi I • Apepi II

Dynasty 16

Anather • Yakobaam

Dynasty 17

Sobekemsaf I • Sobekemsaf II • Intef VII • Tao I • Tao II • Kamose

New Kingdom
(1570–1070 BC)

Dynasty 18

Ahmose I • Amenhotep I • Tuthmosis I • Tuthmosis II • Tuthmosis III • Hatshepsut♀ • Amenhotep II • Tuthmosis IV • Amenhotep III • Akhenaten • Smenkhkare • Tutankhamun • Ay • Horemheb

Dynasty 19

Ramesses I • Seti I • Ramesses II • Merneptah • Amenmesses • Seti II • Siptah • Twosret♀

Dynasty 20

Setnakhte • Ramesses III • Ramesses IV • Ramesses V • Ramesses VI • Ramesses VII • Ramesses VIII • Ramesses IX • Ramesses X • Ramesses XI

3^rd Intermediate Period
(1069–525 BC)

Dynasty 21

Smendes I • Amenemnisu • Psusennes I • Amenemope • Osorkon the Elder • Siamun • Psusennes II

Dynasty 22

Sheshonq I • Osorkon I • Sheshonq II • Takelot I • Osorkon II • Takelot II • Sheshonq III • Pami • Sheshonq V • Osorkon IV

Dynasty 23

Pedibastet • Sheshonq IV • Osorkon III • Takelot III • Rudamon • Iuput

Dynasty 24

Tefnakht • Bakenrenef

Dynasty 25

Piankhi • Shabaka • Shebitku • Taharqa • Tanutamun

Dynasty 26

Psamtik I • Nekau • Psamtik II • Wahibre • Ahmose II • Psamtik III

Late Period
(525–332 BC)

Dynasty 27

Cambyses II • Darius I • Xerxes • Artaxerxes I • Darius II

Dynasty 28

Amyrtaeus

Dynasty 29

Nefaarud I • Hakor

Dynasty 30

Nectanebo I • Teos • Nectanebo II

Dynasty 31

Artaxerxes III • Arses • Darius III

Hellenistic Period
(332–30 BC)

Argead Dynasty

Alexander the Great • Philip III Arrhidaeus • Alexander IV

Ptolemaic Dynasty

Ptolemy I Soter I • Ptolemy II Philadelphus • Ptolemy III Euergetes I • Ptolemy IV Philopator • Ptolemy V Epiphanes • Ptolemy VI Philometor • Ptolemy VII Neos Philopator • Ptolemy VIII Euergetes II • Ptolemy IX Soter II • Ptolemy X Alexander I • Ptolemy XI Alexander II • Ptolemy XII Neos Dionysos • Berenice IV♀ • Cleopatra VII♀ • Ptolemy XV Caesarion

♀ indicates female pharaoh

Persondata

Name josh and will

Alternative names atomic and carrot

Short description the gods of mekh

Date of birth unknown

Place of birth unknown

Date of death not dead never dead

Place of death not dead never dead

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Persondata
Name	josh and will
Alternative names	atomic and carrot
Short description	the gods of mekh
Date of birth	unknown
Place of birth	unknown
Date of death	not dead never dead
Place of death	not dead never dead

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