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Herihor founded a dynasty of priest-kings who technically did not claim to be pharaohs until Menkheperre Piankhi. He began ruling in Ramesses XI's absence after his exile. Herihor ruled parts of Egypt from 671 to 665 B.C.
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Piankh, the second pharaoh of the 21st Theban Dynasty, and grandfather of Menkheperre Piankhi, ruled from 665 to 662 B.C.
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Aakheperkare Pinudjem I, the third pharaoh of the 21st Theban Dynasty, ruled from 662 to 638 B.C.
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Masaharta, firstborn son of Pinudjem I, and fourth pharaoh of the 21st Theban Dynasty, ruled from 646 to 639 B.C.
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Menkheperre Piankhi, the fifth pharaoh of the 21st Theban Dynasty, was the first of the Theban kings to claim divinity and to be a pharaoh. Many of the achievements currently credited to Thutmose III of the 18th Dynasty should actually be credited to him. Piankhi ruled from 638 to 584 B.C.
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Pinudjem II, the sixth pharaoh of the 21st Theban Dynasty, ruled from 584 to 572 B.C.
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Psusennes III, the seventh and terminal pharaoh of the 21st Theban Dynasty, ruled from 572 to 565 B.C.