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Encyclopedia > Pedibastet

Pedubastis I (fl. 818 - 793 BC) was a pharaoh of Ancient Egypt and founded the Twenty-third Dynasty. He is recorded as being of Libyan ancestry.

Preceded by:
Osorkon IV		 Pharaoh of Egypt
Twenty-third Dynasty		 Succeeded by:
Sheshonq V

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A Shortcut to Trianne - RPS AU Fanfiction - "Jah and the Pharaoh Chapter 27 Father of the People" (1799 words)
He recognises him, of course from the court; he is Pedibastet, a distant relation of the King’s and a wealthy merchant, perhaps a little less greedy than most but still out for all he can get.
Pedibastet is trying to staunch the wound with a sodden rag; Gomor takes over the task, looking about him for someone to help them – someone he can trust.
In his arms, Pedibastet is retching and he knows the man is moments from death.
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