Egyptian trade and tribute

Submitted by Lujack Skylark (United States), Jun 19, 2010 at 17:38

Civilizations appearing after mankind leaves the Tower of Babel and their trade with Egypt. Djoser/Mizraim: Egypt's border extends to Sinai copper mines. Copper used to make copper tools to work on Step Pyramid. Sneferu's reign: 40 cedar ships built in Byblos, Lebanon. Khufu's reign: Greek basket weavers visit Egypt. Nubians bring Khufu gold, ivory and animal skins. Redejef's reign: Lagash governor Ur-Nina recieves toy onyx sphinx from island of Dilmun where Egyptian ships had traveled. Khafre's reign: Egyptians drink Ebla,Syrian beer. Menkaure's reign: Mainland Greeks trade marble for Egyptian goods. Akkadian king Naramsin destroys Ebla,Syria and Naramsin invades Egypt. Naramsin demands red granite and marble as tribute. Lugalkiginnedudu king of Erech dedicates red granite and marble to his god Enlil. Shepsekaf's reign: Mental brazziers are used in Egypt; mental comes from Asia-Minor. Userkaf"s reign: Marble temple cup found on island of Cythera,Greece. Sahure's reign: Trades with Troy II & Punt, Africa and Ur before Gutium leader Elulu takes over that city. Jiroft Elamite civilization flourishes.

Unas reign: Abydos,Egypt trades with the temple of Barbar. Teti reign: developes trade with Gudea of Lagash. Pepi I reign:Gudea develpes the first weir. Pepi I dams up the Nile river and digs a deeper channel. Both have trade with the rebuilt city of Ebla,Syria. Pepi I receives 50,000 Cushites as tribute to fight the Amorites in Canaan. Pepi II has trade with central Africa and Abraham's UR.

UR III, Memphis dynasty and Troy II fall at the same time in world history, while Abraham has prospered Genesis 13:2 taking cattle, gold and silver out of Egypt. Africa has no silver mines at this time in world history. The silver came from trade with UR; the gold came from Nubia.

Mentuhotep II wins victory in Egyptian civil war which occured in Egypt after Pepi II had died. Mentuhotep III re-opens trade with Punt. Troy III civilization exists by hunting deer. Mentuhotep IV is assassinated.

Amenemhet I builds "Wall of the Rulers" to keep the Amorites out of Egypt. Amenemhet I receives tribute from the Libyans and the Libyans rebel. Senusert I recieves tribute from the Nubians. Amenemhet II receives the Tod treasure from the Minoan Greeks. Senusert II has Minoan laborers work on his temple at Luhan,Egypt. Senusert III annexes Canaan. Trades Egyyptian bread for horses. Joseph enters Egypt and manages both the Egyptian and Canaanite economies. Senusert III has trade with Buhen, Nubia where a horse skeleton was found proving Senusert III had horses. Amenemhet III's fleet visits Minoans on island of Crete. They see the Labyrinth and build a Labyrinth in Egypt. Amorite Babylonians appear in Egypt sold as slaves. Amenemhet IV keeps mines in Sinai open. Queen Sobekneferu so little is known.

Ahmose wages civil war in Egypt to kick out the Amorite/Hyksos that migrated to Egypt in Senusert III reign. Minoan ax found in Ahmose mother's grave. Amenhotep I re-opens trade with Nubia. Thutmose I opens up trade with Syrian city-states. Thutmose II is gravely ill. Queen Hatshepsut re-opens trade with Punt, Africa. Minoan frescos appear in Egypt. Thutmose III pumice rock is found in Egyptian artifacts from the Minoan island of Thera. Thutmose III is the pharaoh of the Exodus. Minoan civilization falls at the time of the Exodus when island of Thera blows up creating ash a darkness which can be felt. Exodus 10:21

Biblical chronology proven accurate once you follow the stones of ancient civilizations and eliminate all myths and legends. Qaddafi recently stated our Bible is a fraudulent book. Perhaps people should study history more closely and challenge the words of Qaddafi and Ahmadinejad whom mock our Judeo/ Christian civilization on a daily basis.

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