Place
Egypt
Mizraim; where Abraham sojourned in the famine, Joseph ruled, and Israel was enslaved until the Exodus.
Location
- Type
- region
- Coordinates
- 30.1294, 31.3075
- Certainty
- very-high
OpenBible.info: "Egypt (ancient): very high confidence".
OpenBible.info GeoJSON point mb69a90 (representative point for the region).
- OpenBible.info entry (opens in a new tab) (CC BY 4.0, OpenBible.info)
- OpenBible GeoJSON (opens in a new tab)
- Wikidata Q11768 (opens in a new tab)
Scripture
Events here
- Abraham Leaves Haran, Enters Canaan and Goes Down to Egypt
- Accession of Amenemhat I
- Accession of Mentuhotep II
- Failed assassination attempt on Amenemhat I (Pharaoh's baker and butler)
- Aswan Canal first dug
- Death of Concharis (Khaankhra Sobekhotep) and Merenre II, 1491 BC
- Approximate death of Moeris, the pharaoh of Joseph
- Djoser's seven-year famine
- Dynasty 3 of Memphis (Nebka to Sneferu)
- Egyptian state founded: first cities (Thinis, Nekheb) — Menes/Mizraim
- End of Dynasty 12 (death of Sobekneferu)
- End of Dynasty 8 of Memphis
- The Exodus from Egypt and the Red Sea Crossing
- Fall of Heracleopolis to Thebes; end of Dynasty 9
- Founding of Itjtawy; start of Dynasty 13
- The Great War in Egypt
- Jacob and his family go down to Egypt (AM 2298)
- Joseph Made Ruler over Egypt
- Joseph's seven-year famine
- Birth of Moses
- Moses kills an Egyptian and flees to Midian
- Reign of Queen Nitocris (Netjerkare Siptah)
- Reign of Semiramis I (Merneith/Uenephes)
- Royal honours given to Heracleopolis and Thebes by Dynasty 4
- Senusret III returns from Asia; astronomical college ("Egyptian Belus")
- War of Unification; Memphis founded; Thoth brings writing into Egypt
Maps
Related
CFAH charts
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CFAH-6 · Fig. 1
CFAH Egyptian chronology.
Introduction
Records: Egypt
Answers Research Journal (publicly served image; hotlinked, not copied)
Free sources
- OpenBible.info Bible Geocoding (opens in a new tab) open-license
- The King James Version of the Bible (opens in a new tab) public-domain
Copyrighted works (CFAH papers, F. N. Jones) are linked, not reproduced.
