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157 "...Pan, God of The Woods..."
-- Reference: For more detailed information about the IS-BE know as Pan, please read the
book "Pan, God of The Woods" by Lawrence R. Spencer ( www.godofthewoods.com )
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" The human pharaoh moved the Capital city of Egypt from Memphis to
Heracleopolis".
"Heracleopolis was the main city of Egypt during a turbulent time in our history, the First
Intermediate Period. Details are not clear, but apparently when the VIth dynasty ended, the
rulers who followed were too weak to rule the whole land. Akhtoy, the local nomarch,
declared independence from Memphis, and when the last Memphite pharaoh died childless,
he declared himself god-king of the Two Lands and founder of the IXth dynasty. All of Middle
Egypt and part of the eastern Nile Delta submitted to Akhtoy's authority. Akhmin, in the 9th
nome, became the southern boundary between those who supported Akhtoy and those who
opposed him.
In Upper Egypt there were at least three governors who refused to acknowledge the new
order: those of Thinis, Wast (Thebes) and Nekhen (Hierakonopolis). For a long time they
fought among themselves, because chaos always reigns where there is no central authority.
Finally one of them, Inyotef II of Wast, prevailed against the others; the nomarchs of Asyut
now became the defenders of the dignity of the Heracleopolitan kings. The IXth dynasty was
succeeded by the Xth at home, and for more than sixty years the line was held at Akhmin,
despite frequent raids from both sides. Finally the grandson of Inyotef, Mentuhotep II,
captured Asyut; once that happened he quickly marched downstream and overthrew the Xth
dynasty. That marked the reunification of Egypt and the beginning of the Middle Kingdom.
Heracleopolis was never as important afterwards, though it marked the site of a key fortress
in the XXIInd dynasty, built by the second son of Osorkon II."
-- Reference: http://members.tripod.com/~Raseneb/Akhtoy.htm
159 "... when Atlantis fell..."
"Plato's reference to Egypt as the source of the Atlantis myth, via Solon. The Egyptians
called Atlantis Kepchu, which also happens to be their name for the people of Crete. It is
speculated that survivors of the Minoan volcanic disaster asked Egypt for help, since they
were the only other civilization with high culture at the time.
Plato described quarries on the island of Atlantis where "rocks of white, black, and red" were
extracted from the hills and used to construct a great island city. The description matches
the rocks found on Santorini.
The island-city of Atlantis was described as being laid out in a series of concentric circles of
land and water, each one connected to the sea by a deep canal. Docks for a huge number of
ships, and a causeway for unloading cargo of said ships, also was described. Unearthed
frescos from the island have depicted Santorini with a configuration that can be interpreted in
this way. It also shows a huge city on the island, theorized by archaeologists to represent the
center of the caldera.
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