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Necho II pharaoh of Egypt battle
Gamed in 28mm and fictitious battle of dragging a funeral across the table being attacked from all sides, good fun and plenty of more photos in the gallery at http://www.victorian-steel.com/
Necho II was a pharaoh of the 26th dynasty of Egypt and he was used by God to play a crucial role in the crossroads of three kingdoms from the Middle East and Mesopotamian regions.
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image upload with preview[/url]The kingdoms of Assyria, Babylon and Judah were all influenced by the decisions of Neco II. He appears on the Old Testament Timeline during the sixth century BC Necho II name is described as meaning “carrying out the wishes of the heart” or “carrying out the heart”. He was the son of Psammetichus I. He became pharaoh by marrying Psammetichus I daughter Mehtenweskhet.
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screenshot windowsThough King Necho II spent most of his reign fighting battles he had tried to establish some civil building projects and he tried to form an Egyptian navy to control the water ways that situated around the Delta area.
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screenshot programHe also tried to create a canal that extended from the Nile to the Red Sea. His efforts would later be used to lay the ground work for the Suez Canal which would be built thousands of years later.
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image hosting 30 mb[/url]He was also the father of Psamtik III who would later become a next pharaoh caught up in the never ending Middle Eastern and Mesopotamian crises.
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Very impressive battle! Horus himself would be proud.
Cheers,
Scott
"Ventosa viri restabit." ~ Harry Field
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