The Nubian Dynasty refers to a period in ancient Egyptian history when rulers from the region of Nubia (located to the south of Egypt) governed Egypt. This dynasty is often associated with the 25th Dynasty, which lasted from around 747 to 656 BCE. The Nubian kings, such as Piye and Taharqa, are known for their efforts to restore Egyptian traditions and monumental architecture. During the Nubian Dynasty, the rulers sought to unify Egypt and promote cultural exchange between Nubia and Egypt. They built impressive temples and pyramids, reflecting their commitment to the ancient Egyptian religious practices. This period is significant for its contributions to art, architecture, and the preservation of Egyptian heritage.