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The Egyptians found themselves ruled by a foreign power, the Setiu, more commonly known as the Hyskos. They had found their way into the fertile Delta region of Egypt and settled there. Over time, they slowly removed all authority from what was already a weak Egyptian government. The entire invasion was achieved through subtle political and economic coercion, and was relatively bloodless. They became known as the Fifteenth Dynasty. During the mid-Seventeenth Dynasty the Setiu had been secure in Egypt for over 100 years. They ruled from the northern capital, The House of the Leg, Het-Uart, known also as Avaris. In Southern Egypt lived a group of Theban Princes who would claim descent from the last true King. These men would eventually revolt, ushering in a new epoch of immense power and prosperity known as the Eighteenth Dynasty. "The Lord of the Two Lands" Trilogy by Pauline Gedge was our inspiration to write about this era, but members do not have to have read the books to be able to enjoy this rich setting. And events are open to change from the course of the novels, based on the character's actions. Dateline: 1 October 2008 Siti, Paniwi and Halima deal with an ass, Kepi the donkey is...donkey-napped, King Apepa is furious with Teti of Kush, Kamose thinks on Si Amun's reluctance. Current Novel Date: 8 Pharmuti, 1546 BC ~Halima~ She screamed...."Kepi's gone! Someone stole Kepi!" She began sobbing, dropping to the ground in a heap. Visit our Partner Novel! Dust Jacket design by Zahra Seshet

An Empire Divided: The Fall of Het-Uart's date today is:May 22nd 1546BC

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