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Djahi,
Djahy or
Tjahi was the
Egyptian designation for southern
Retenu. It ran from approximately
Ashkelon to
Lebanon and inland as far as
Galilee. It was the watershed of the
Jordan river during the
Eighteenth dynasty of Egypt and
Nineteenth dynasty of Egypt battles with
Kadesh. Egyptian conflicts with
Kadesh are first mentioned in the
Twelfth dynasty of Egypt using the term Qdem in reference to people coming south from upper
Retenu or the watershed of the
Orontes river. Most of the fighting was in the mountains or hills of the region called
Naharin meaning the rivers defining the borders of
Syria,
Lebanon,
Aram, and
Canaan.
Naharin was a central part of
Mitanni during the 15th and 14th century BC.
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