Interregnum.
The Assyrian conquest and division of Egypt into twenty satrapies, b.c. 672-660. Taharka and his successor Urdamanu (Rud-Amen), or, as the name may also be read, Tandamane (Tanuath-Amen), make vain attempts to recover it. In Manetho the period is represented by Stephinates (Sotep-n-Nit), Nekhepsos and Nekhao, the last of whom is called in the Assyrian inscriptions Niku, the father of Psammetikhos, and vassal-king of Memphis and Sais.
Dynasty xxvi.
| Manetho. | |
| 1. Psamtik i. Uah-ab-Ra and wife Mehet-usekh (b.c. 664-610) | Psammetikhos |
| 2. Nekau Nem-ab-Ra and wife Mi-Mut Nit-aker (b.c. 610-594) | Nekhao |
| 3. Psamtik ii. Nefer-ab-Ra, and wife Nit-aker (b.c. 594-589) | Psammouthis |
| 4. Uah-ab-Ra Haa-ab-Ra and wife Aah-hotep (b.c. 589-570) | Ouaphris |
| 5. Aah-mes Si-Nit Khnum-ab-Ra and wife Thent-kheta (b.c. 570-526) | Amosis |
| 6. Psamtik iii. Ankh-ka-n-Ra (b.c. 526-525) | Psammekherites |
Dynasty xxvii.
| Manetho. | |
| 1. Kambathet Sam-taui Mestu-Ra (b.c. 525-519) | Kambyses |
| 2. Ntariush i. Settu-Ra (b.c. 521-485) | Dareios i. |
| 3. Khabbash Senen Tanen Sotep-n-Ptah (b.c. 485) | |
| 4. Khsherish (b.c. 484) | Xerxes i. |
| Artakhsharsha (b.c. 465-425) | Artaxerxes |
| Ntariush Mi-Amen-Ra (b.c. 424-405) | Dareios ii. |
Dynasty xxviii.
| Manetho. | |
| Amen-ar-t-rut[29] (more than 6 yrs.), b.c. 415 | Amyrtaios |
Dynasty xxix.
| Manetho. | |
| 1. Nef-âa-rut i. Ba-n-Ra Mi-nuteru (more than 4 yrs.) | Nepherites i. |
| 2. Hakori Khnum-mâ-Ra Sotep-n-Ptah (13 yrs.) | Akhoris |
| 3. P-si-Mut User-Ptah-sotep-n-Ra (1 yr.) | Psammouthes |
| 4. Hor-neb-kha (1 yr.) | Mouthes |
| 5. Nef-âa-rut ii. (1 yr.) | Nepherites ii. |