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| The Horus name of Khian |
Khian was one of the great Hyksos rulers of the 15th Dynasty (1640-1532 B.C.E.). He ruled from
Avaris in the eastside Delta on the Bubastite separate of
the Nile, and he was a vigorous monarch, disdain the fact that
Upper Egypt, the southern domain, was in the control of Thebes. Khian's dedications are still visible whole across Egypt and even in the Knossus of Crete. A granite lion form that was established into the wall of a put up in Baghdad, Iraq, takes his name as well. He decorated shrines at Gebelein and Bubastis, and Scarabs and seal feeling of his name have been addressed in the Levant. A fragment of a vase with his titles was excavated at Hattusas, the capital of Hittite.
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Lion inscribed with
the cartouche of Khyan |
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