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{{Infobox politician|name=Iahmes II|native_name=𓇺𓄟𓋴|image_size=200|birth_date=7th century BCE|birth_place=Zau, [[Kingdom of Egypt (664–332 BCE)|Egypt]]|death_date=526 BCE|death_place=Egypt|nationality=Egyptian|political_party=26th Dynasty|image=Iahmes II.png}} | {{Infobox politician|name=Iahmes II|native_name=𓇺𓄟𓋴<br>𐦢𐦠𐦮𐦨𐦯|image_size=200|birth_date=7th century BCE|birth_place=Zau, [[Kingdom of Egypt (664–332 BCE)|Egypt]]|death_date=526 BCE|death_place=Egypt|nationality=Egyptian|political_party=26th Dynasty|image=Iahmes II.png}} | ||
'''Iahmes II''' (died 526 BCE) was a pharaoh during the 26th Dynasty of Egypt who ruled from 570 to 526 BCE. He came to power when the army mutinied against [[Wahibra]] following failed military campaigns in Libya and Palestine. Like his predecessors, he oversaw the development of iron tools, and his power relied on the temples and foreign mercenaries. Iahmes was succeeded by [[Pesmetjek III]].<ref name=":0">{{Library citation|link=Ancient Civilisations of East and West}}</ref> | '''Iahmes II''' (died 526 BCE) was a pharaoh during the 26th Dynasty of Egypt who ruled from 570 to 526 BCE. He came to power when the army mutinied against [[Wahibra]] following failed military campaigns in Libya and Palestine. Like his predecessors, he oversaw the development of iron tools, and his power relied on the temples and foreign mercenaries. Iahmes was succeeded by [[Pesmetjek III]].<ref name=":0">{{Library citation|link=Ancient Civilisations of East and West}}</ref> | ||
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Iahmes II 𓇺𓄟𓋴 𐦢𐦠𐦮𐦨𐦯 | |
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| Born | 7th century BCE Zau, Egypt |
| Died | 526 BCE Egypt |
| Nationality | Egyptian |
| Political party | 26th Dynasty |
Iahmes II (died 526 BCE) was a pharaoh during the 26th Dynasty of Egypt who ruled from 570 to 526 BCE. He came to power when the army mutinied against Wahibra following failed military campaigns in Libya and Palestine. Like his predecessors, he oversaw the development of iron tools, and his power relied on the temples and foreign mercenaries. Iahmes was succeeded by Pesmetjek III.[1]