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You must be signed into the same Google account on both your phone and Chromebook. Welcome back to the Egyptian history podcast.

Episode 28, The King in the North.

In approximately 20 bc.C. Montu Hautep the second, King of Upper and Lower Egypt, had secured

his kingdom by conquest, reasserting a single monarchy over the Nile Valley and Delta, from

Elefantine to Memphis.

In episode 27, we visited the funerary monument which Montu Hotepe commissioned at

dear El Bahari, a terrorist construction of great size and elegance dedicated to the worship of a king who had successfully

restored the divine order to Egypt.

Now, Montu Hoteps architects and laborers continued their work on the grand funerary temple, slowly

expanding and developing it until it became the largest and most complex structure developed since the 5th dynasty.

To commemorate his victory over the North,

Monte Hoteb commissioned a series of enormous statues to stand at the front of his temple.

Only one survives today.

An enormous statue of the king wrapped in the burial shroud of Osiris and wearing the red crown of lower Egypt.

The statue was part of a series, half of which bore the white crown of upper Egypt, and the other half

wearing the crown of the north. The statues were designed as a testament to Montu Hotep's successful campaigns and on a theological level

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