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Inaros (II), also
known as
Inarus, (fl. c. 460 BC) was an
Egyptian rebel ruler who was the son of an
Egyptian prince named Psamtik,
presumably of the old...
- The
Inaru is a
right tributary of the
river Crișul
Pietros in Romania. It
flows into the Crișul
Pietros in Săud. Its
length is 9 km (5.6 mi) and its basin...
- Sais, who
carried on a
rebellion in 465–463 BC with the
Egyptian chief,
Inarus (himself a
grandson of
Psamtik III),
against the
satrap Achaemenes of Achaemenid...
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native settlements of Nuwuk,
Ongovehenok and
winter village on "Kugaru" (
Inaru) River. It
reported 152 residents, of
which 143 were
Native American, eight...
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specialized in management, commerce, and
customer relations. She
founded INARU,
together with her
sister Janett, in
September 2018. The name
means "woman"...
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Monster Gate KCE
Studios Konami 2002 (JP) ? Yes (SPM)
Monster Gate 2: Dai
Inaru Dungeon (Monster Gate:
Ooinaru Dungeon -
Fuuin no Orb) KCE
Studios Konami...
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which included the
refuge and
whaling stations, Pengnok, Utkeavie,
Kugaru (
Inaru)
River villages, four
other camps, and
Whaling Steamer Balaena. Of the 246...
- put down the
revolt of
Inarus in Egypt. They
arrived in 456 BCE, and
within two
years had put down the revolt,
capturing Inarus and
various Athenians supporting...
- north-north-east of Karasburg. The name is of
Khoekhoen origin and
means 'place of
Inaru trees',
after the
Euclea pseudebenus. Raper,
Peter E. (1987). Dictionary...
- languages.
Other tales from
Egypt include stories of the
Egyptian hero
Inarus, a
fictionalized version of the
rebel Inaros I,
fighting against Esarhaddon's...
