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In writing the four books of the Displaced Dynasties series, care was taken to provide a sufficient number of tables and timelines to orient the reader to the chronology of the events under discussion. Unfortunately the format did not permit any overall summary of the resultant changes to the dynastic chronology of Egypt. This section of the webpage will attempt to remedy that omission, beginning with table A which contrasts the Displaced Dynasties dynastic dates with the dates for each dynasty at the time of J.H. Breasted (early 1900's) and the Egyptologist Alan Gardiner in the mid to late 1900's.
Table A is followed by a second table (B) which highlights the many synchronisms which exist between Displaced Dynasties events and happenings in multiple contemporary Near Eastern cultures. This section will enlarge over time as research proceeds to confirm the DD chronology. The table was created by and is monitored by Stuart Graham M.D., president of the Center For Health Care, Medical in Poway, California.
The balance of this section provides opportunity for the author to argue various points in defense of the revised Egyptian chronology, in particular by demonstrating that the altered Egyptian history dovetails perfectly with Assyrian and Babylonian history, providing the latter is first revised and properly interpreted. The first two articles published in this section were put online in October 2014. A third was added early in November. This third paper, which began as a search for a king named Ashuruballit, evolved into a modest revision of a small segment of Babylonian history. This suggested the need for a more comprehensive revision of Babylonian dynastic history, which began in earnest in our fourth paper and was continued in papers #5-11b, the last paper added in May, 2016. The final papers in that series also made modest adjustments to the interpretation of the earliest phases of Assyrian history.
A. Table of Dynastic Dates (Traditional History vs Displaced Dynasties History)
B. Tabular Summary of the Displaced Dynasty Chronology Synchronisms (Stuart Graham, president CFHC)
C. Additional Discussion of Pivotal Dates in the Displaced Dynasties Chronology.
Paper #1 Argument proving the existence of a late 10th century Ashuruballit.
Paper #2 Babylonian Dynastic History - An Outline The Beginning of a revision of Babylonian History.
Paper #3 Argument that the later kings of the Babylonian “dynasty of E” were vassals of the 8th century 3rd dynasty Kassite kings.
The following four papers all argue that the early kings of the Babylonian "dynasty of E" were vassals of the 10th/9th century 3rd dynasty Kassites.
Paper #4 Arguments 1 & 2: The Babylonian Campaigns and the Annals of Adad-nirari II). (published Oct 17, 2015)
Paper #5 Argument 3: Redating the Broken Obelisk. (published Nov 12, 2015)
Paper #6 Arguments 4 & 5: The annals of Tukulti-Ninurta II and the kin-group of Arad-Ea. (published Dec. 15, 2015
Paper #7 Arguments 6 & 7: Synchronisms involving the Shandabakku and miscellaneous others.
(published Jan. 25, 2015)
Paper #8 Dating the Kassite kings #1 - 16, the 1st Sealand dynasty, & the Amorite dynasty (including Hammurabi). (published March 15, 2016)
Paper #9 Hammurabi: In defense of his mid to late 14th century dates (Part 1) (published March 25, 2016)
Paper #10 Hammurabi: In defense of his mid to late 14th century dates (Part 2) ( published May 15, 2016)
In writing the four books of the Displaced Dynasties series, care was taken to provide a sufficient number of tables and timelines to orient the reader to the chronology of the events under discussion. Unfortunately the format did not permit any overall summary of the resultant changes to the dynastic chronology of Egypt. This section of the webpage will attempt to remedy that omission, beginning with table A which contrasts the Displaced Dynasties dynastic dates with the dates for each dynasty at the time of J.H. Breasted (early 1900's) and the Egyptologist Alan Gardiner in the mid to late 1900's.
Table A is followed by a second table (B) which highlights the many synchronisms which exist between Displaced Dynasties events and happenings in multiple contemporary Near Eastern cultures. This section will enlarge over time as research proceeds to confirm the DD chronology. The table was created by and is monitored by Stuart Graham M.D., president of the Center For Health Care, Medical in Poway, California.
The balance of this section provides opportunity for the author to argue various points in defense of the revised Egyptian chronology, in particular by demonstrating that the altered Egyptian history dovetails perfectly with Assyrian and Babylonian history, providing the latter is first revised and properly interpreted. The first two articles published in this section were put online in October 2014. A third was added early in November. This third paper, which began as a search for a king named Ashuruballit, evolved into a modest revision of a small segment of Babylonian history. This suggested the need for a more comprehensive revision of Babylonian dynastic history, which began in earnest in our fourth paper and was continued in papers #5-11b, the last paper added in May, 2016. The final papers in that series also made modest adjustments to the interpretation of the earliest phases of Assyrian history.
A. Table of Dynastic Dates (Traditional History vs Displaced Dynasties History)
B. Tabular Summary of the Displaced Dynasty Chronology Synchronisms (Stuart Graham, president CFHC)
C. Additional Discussion of Pivotal Dates in the Displaced Dynasties Chronology.
Paper #1 Argument proving the existence of a late 10th century Ashuruballit.
Paper #2 Babylonian Dynastic History - An Outline The Beginning of a revision of Babylonian History.
Paper #3 Argument that the later kings of the Babylonian “dynasty of E” were vassals of the 8th century 3rd dynasty Kassite kings.
The following four papers all argue that the early kings of the Babylonian "dynasty of E" were vassals of the 10th/9th century 3rd dynasty Kassites.
Paper #4 Arguments 1 & 2: The Babylonian Campaigns and the Annals of Adad-nirari II). (published Oct 17, 2015)
Paper #5 Argument 3: Redating the Broken Obelisk. (published Nov 12, 2015)
Paper #6 Arguments 4 & 5: The annals of Tukulti-Ninurta II and the kin-group of Arad-Ea. (published Dec. 15, 2015
Paper #7 Arguments 6 & 7: Synchronisms involving the Shandabakku and miscellaneous others.
(published Jan. 25, 2015)
Paper #8 Dating the Kassite kings #1 - 16, the 1st Sealand dynasty, & the Amorite dynasty (including Hammurabi). (published March 15, 2016)
Paper #9 Hammurabi: In defense of his mid to late 14th century dates (Part 1) (published March 25, 2016)
Paper #10 Hammurabi: In defense of his mid to late 14th century dates (Part 2) ( published May 15, 2016)
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