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'''Djerty''' was an ancient [[Egypt]]ian town and temple dedicated to the Egyptian god {{wiki|Montu|Monthu}} in {{wiki|Upper Egypt}}. | |||
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'''Djerty''' was an ancient [[Egypt]]ian town and temple dedicated to the Egyptian god {{wiki|Monthu}} in {{wiki|Upper Egypt}}. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
In 70 BCE, Djerty was the home of the [[Medjay]] Elder [[Hemon]]. That year, a fellow Medjay, [[Sabu]], visited Hemon to warn him of an [[Bion|assassin]] who was hired to eliminate the Medjay bloodline. Sabu later left to search for the said assassin. Unfortunately, the assassin found and captured both Hemon and his assistant, [[Sabestet]]. After being interrogated, Hemon and Sebestet were both executed by the assassin, who learned that Sabu and his son, [[Bayek]], were the last of the Medjay.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed Origins: Desert Oath]]'' – {{Fact|November 2023, need chapter}}</ref> | |||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Locations in Egypt]] | |||
[[Category:Towns in Egypt]] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:52, 16 January 2024
Djerty was an ancient Egyptian town and temple dedicated to the Egyptian god Monthu in Upper Egypt.
History[edit | edit source]
In 70 BCE, Djerty was the home of the Medjay Elder Hemon. That year, a fellow Medjay, Sabu, visited Hemon to warn him of an assassin who was hired to eliminate the Medjay bloodline. Sabu later left to search for the said assassin. Unfortunately, the assassin found and captured both Hemon and his assistant, Sabestet. After being interrogated, Hemon and Sebestet were both executed by the assassin, who learned that Sabu and his son, Bayek, were the last of the Medjay.[1]
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