The House of Osorkon

The House of Osorkon was a ruling dynasty in ancient Egypt during the Third Intermediate Period, approximately 1069–945 BCE. It centered around Osorkon I and his successors, who held power in Thebes and other regions, blending traditional Egyptian customs with influences from neighboring cultures. The dynasty is known for its architectural and religious contributions, including temples and tombs, and played a key role in maintaining stability during a time of political fragmentation. The House of Osorkon helped shape Egypt's history by continuing royal traditions despite periods of internal division and external pressures.