New Egyptian Sothis Cycle

Pharaoh Akhenaten's eclipses and new moons and full moons

The Egyptian sothis cycle ended 1321 BC. But the real date of the Egyptian sothis cycle ended 1281 BC = 40 years difference

The reigns of the pharaohs are 76 years further back. Solar eclipses match the calendar every 19 years; 4 X 19 = 76 years. The 76 years, plus the 40 years, 1321 BC corrected 1281 BC, = 116 years; 116 / 4 = 29 days = a full 30 day month date in the Egyptian sothis calendar, and a 29 day lunar month date as well, that matches solar eclipse dates perfectly = 6 X 19 = 114 years; 114 / 4 years; back one day every 4 years = 30 days and a perfect match of the eclipse dates to the month.

Pharaoh Akhenaten recorded these solar eclipses because his god was the sun.

Total Eclipse Akhet-Aten	14 May 1338 BC 14 June 1414 BC	25 Shemu II Year 2	Inspired Akhetaten to celebrate heb-sed at Karnak
Annular Eclipse Northern Egypt	13 March 1335 BC 11 April 1411 BC	24 Peret IV Year 5	Inspired Akhetaten to found city of Akhet-Aten
New Moon New Moon	2 March 1334 BC 1 April 1410 BC	13 Peret IV Year 6	Boundary Stelae of Akhet-Aten First lunar anniversary of eclipse
Full Moon Full Moon	26 November 1333 BC 26 December 1409 BC	8 Peret I year 8	Boundary Stelae of Akhet-Aten Repetition of Oath
Total Eclipse Total Eclipse	30 December 1332 BC 29 January 1407 BC	12 Peret II Year 9	Death Akhet-Aten

Here you can see each solar eclipse:

Here you can see the mistaken solar eclipse record for 25 Shemu II Year 2, May 14, 1338 BC:

Here you see the corrected solar eclipse record for 25 Shemu II Year 2, June 14, 1414 BC, 76 years further back:

Here you can see the mistaken solar eclipse record for 24 Peret IV Year 5, March 13, 1335 BC:

Here you see the corrected solar eclipse record for 24 Peret IV Year 5, April 11, 1411 BC:

The new moon, not March 2, 1334 BC:

But the new moon 76 years further back, April 1, 1410 BC:

The full moon, not November 26, 1333 BC:

But the full moon 76 years further back, December 26, 1409 BC:

Here you can see the mistaken solar eclipse record for 12 Peret II Year 9, December 30, 1332 BC:

Here you see the corrected solar eclipse record for 12 Peret II Year 9, January 29, 1407 BC:

This would mean the Pharaoh Merneptah died April/May of 1281 BC at the end of the Sothis cycle, 76 years further back than the commonly accepted date of 1205 BC.