Nectanebo II

Rule	360-343 BC.
Predecessor	Uncle Teos
Nomen (meaning of name)	Strong is his Lord Horus
Dynasty	30th
Capital city	Sebennytus - a city in the heart of the Delta of the Nile
Achievements	Last native Egyptian Pharaoh
Succesor	Persian king Artaxerxes III

Nectanebo II was placed on the Egyptian throne by Spartan king Agesilaus II, who helped him overthrow his uncle Teos

He returned to the old values and stability brought by the gods, and maintenaned the cult of the sacred animals in Armant, Bubastis

Temples were built or refurbished, including the temple of Serapes in the Serapeum, the complex of the Mother of Apis in Saqqara

He was defeated by the Persian king Artaxerxes III, and fled to Nubia, disappearing without trace

Egypt once again was reduced to a satrapy of the Persian Empire.