The Assyrian Conquest

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The Assyrian Conquest is the unpublished book by Immanuel Velikovsky. Velikovsky writes:

“.. The Assyrian Conquest belongs, in chronological order, after Ages in Chaos: From the Exodus to King Akhnaton, and before Ramses II and His Time and Peoples of the Sea.[1]Immanuel Velikovsky, The Assyrian Conquest (unpublished). Online at the Velikovsky Archive

Contents

  • Introduction

PART I: THE TIME OF ISAIAH

  • When the House of Akhnaton Died Out
  • The Sequence of Dynasties
  • The Libyans in Egypt
  • Libyan and Ethiopian Art & Culture
  • Jeroboam II and Osorkon II
  • Revolutions in Egypt and Israel
  • The Last Kings of Israel
  • Pharaon So
  • The End of Samaria
  • The Conquest of Ashdod

PART II: THE ASSYRIANS IN EGYPT

  • Sennacherib: the Year – 701
  • Sethos
  • The Three Brothers
  • Queen Twosre
  • Haremhab Appointed to Administer Egypt
  • Haremhab Crowned
  • Haremhab’s Great Edict
  • Haremhab’s Contemporaries
  • The Later Campaigns of Sennacherib
  • The Siloam Aqueduct
  • The Reign of King Hezekiah
  • Sennacherib’s Last Campaign
  • Political Turmoil Around – 687
  • Essarhaddon’s Reconquest of Egypt

PART III: SETI THE GREAT

  • From Nineveh to Ni
  • Dakhamun
  • The Sack of Thebes
  • Necho I
  • The First Greeks in Egypt
  • Seti Becomes an Ally of Assurbanipal
  • The End of Nineveh

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1. ↑ Immanuel Velikovsky, The Assyrian Conquest (unpublished). Online at the Velikovsky Archive