Definition: The term "ambatoarinite" in English typically refers to an ancient Egyptian royal family, particularly during the reigns of Ptolemy the Great (527-504 BC) and his son Ptolemy II Epiphanes (386-360 BC). 1.

The Ambatoarite Family

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Location:

The Ambatoarite family is believed to have lived in Egypt, particularly at the ancient city of Luxor. -

History:

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Ptolemy the Great

: Ptolemy was a son of Cleopatra and his wife Ramesses II. His reign is documented in the life of Alexander the Great. -

Emperors

: After his death, he was succeeded by his second son Ptolemy II Epiphanes, who ruled from 360-386 BC. 2.

The Name Ambatoarite

: - This term is often associated with a royal family known as the Ambatoarite family. The name "ambatoarite" was given to these families by ancient Egyptians in reference to their religious beliefs and practices. - It reflects the belief that these families were descended from the Egyptian god Amun, who was worshipped at Luxor during Ptolemy's reign. In summary, the Ambatoarite family is believed to have lived in Egypt during the time of Ptolemy the Great (527-504 BC) and his son Ptolemy II Epiphanes, a period known for the rise and fall of the Egyptian pharaohs. The term "ambatoarinite" refers to these ancient Egyptian royal families.

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