Sheshonk i

Sheshonk I

(shē`shŏngk) or

Shoshenk I

(shō`shăngk), d. c.929 or 924 B.C., king of ancient Egypt, founder of the XXII (Libyan) dynasty. Originally a commander of mercenaries at Heracleopolis, he assumed (c.950 B.C.) royal authority when the weak dynasty at Tanis died out. He has been identified with the Pharoah Shishak in the Bible, who offered Jeroboam IJeroboam I
, in the Bible, first king of the northern kingdom of Israel. He was an Ephraimite and led a revolt against Solomon, inspired probably by the restlessness of N Palestine under southern rule.
..... Click the link for more information. refuge. Later Sheshonk overran Palestine. He enlarged the temple at Karnak and on its walls recorded the tribute paid him in Palestine and Nubia. His temple court, fronted by a huge pylon, was the largest ever built. The king's body was found (1938–39) in his burial chamber at Tanis.

Sheshonk i

(throne name, Hetch-Kheper-Ra), Egyptian pharaoh from 950 B.C. to 929 B.C.; founder of the 22nd (Libyan) Dynasty.

Sheshonk I was a descendant of Libyan princes or sheiks who had settled in Lower and Central Egypt, become completely Egyptianized, and joined the Egyptian aristocracy. Sheshonk invaded the Kingdom of Israel and Judah but was unable to gain a foothold there.

REFERENCE

Hölscher, W. Libyer und Ägypter. Glückstadt, 1937.

单词	sheshonk i
释义	Sheshonk i Sheshonk I (shē`shŏngk) or Shoshenk I (shō`shăngk), d. c.929 or 924 B.C., king of ancient Egypt, founder of the XXII (Libyan) dynasty. Originally a commander of mercenaries at Heracleopolis, he assumed (c.950 B.C.) royal authority when the weak dynasty at Tanis died out. He has been identified with the Pharoah Shishak in the Bible, who offered Jeroboam IJeroboam I , in the Bible, first king of the northern kingdom of Israel. He was an Ephraimite and led a revolt against Solomon, inspired probably by the restlessness of N Palestine under southern rule. ..... Click the link for more information. refuge. Later Sheshonk overran Palestine. He enlarged the temple at Karnak and on its walls recorded the tribute paid him in Palestine and Nubia. His temple court, fronted by a huge pylon, was the largest ever built. The king's body was found (1938–39) in his burial chamber at Tanis. Sheshonk i (throne name, Hetch-Kheper-Ra), Egyptian pharaoh from 950 B.C. to 929 B.C.; founder of the 22nd (Libyan) Dynasty. Sheshonk I was a descendant of Libyan princes or sheiks who had settled in Lower and Central Egypt, become completely Egyptianized, and joined the Egyptian aristocracy. Sheshonk invaded the Kingdom of Israel and Judah but was unable to gain a foothold there. REFERENCE Hölscher, W. Libyer und Ägypter. Glückstadt, 1937.
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