Kush was united in the 8th century BC and its rulers managed to conquer even Egypt. The fall of Kush is still being debated.
Explanation
- Napa-based kingdom was united by Rose in about 780-755. BC
- After him, Alara finally established the kingdom and was recognized as such by his successors.
- The kingdom grew in influence and eventually began to dominate the southern Egyptian region around Elephantine, during the reigns of Alara's successor.
- Kashta's successor, who conquered all of Egypt in the 20th year of rule and established the 25th dynasty.
- The last king to take control of Egypt but was finally defeated by the Assyrians in 664 BC. Subsequently, the power of the kings over Egypt waned and ceased in 656 BC.
- The fall of Kingdom has been the subject of heated debate. A diplomatic mission traveled to Meroë during the reign of Nero.
- After the 2nd century the royal graves became smaller and less lavish, and the construction of large monuments ceased. The funerals in the royal pyramids completely ceased in the mid-4th century AD. Learn more on Kush Kingdom on
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