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| | Heb-Sed and Pharaoh Narmer - Calculation of 684-Year Kingdoms |
 | | Additionally, 684 is divisible by 76 (4 x19 Metonic Cycles) to give a result of 9, and 684 is also divisible by 72 (one degree of precession) for a result of 9.5. |
 | | Hence, as we see from the Papyrus of Ebers, 9 days of precession were interecalated every 684 years, so that the Papyrus of Ebers, ascribed on the document to the King Zeserkere, should actually be dated to 1749 BC and to the reign of Chendjer Userkare (Userkare = Zeserkere). |
 | | In addition, for a Pharaonic Calendar starting in 3117 BC and ending in 381 BC, the total of 30 dynasties gives an average of 91.3 years per dynasty, or one quarter of a full tropical year of 365.25 days per dynasty. |
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