The Twenty-Sixth Dynasty of ancient Egypt, also known as the Saite Period, lasted from 664 to 525 BCE. It marked a time of political stability and cultural revival after the Assyrian invasions. The capital was established in Saïs, and the dynasty is known for its strong leadership and economic prosperity. During this period, Egypt experienced significant artistic and architectural achievements, including the construction of temples and monuments. The dynasty is also notable for its interactions with other cultures, particularly the Greeks and Persians. The Twenty-Sixth Dynasty ended with the conquest of Egypt by the Persian Empire.