The 25th Dynasty of ancient Egypt, also known as the Nubian Dynasty, lasted from approximately 747 to 656 BCE. It was characterized by the rule of a series of kings from Kush, a region located to the south of Egypt. These rulers, including notable pharaohs like Piye and Taharqa, sought to reunify Egypt and restore its former glory after a period of fragmentation. During this dynasty, there was a significant cultural revival, with a focus on monumental architecture and religious practices. The kings promoted the worship of traditional Egyptian deities and built impressive temples, such as the Temple of Amun at Karnak. This period is often seen as a time of both political stability and artistic achievement in ancient Egyptian history.