Horemheb's Military and Administrative Reforms (c. 1323–1295 BCE)

1. Horemheb becomes pharaoh after Ay

   Jan 1, 1323 BCELabels: Horemheb, Ay

   • ArtIC Chronology
   • Britannica

2. Great Edict set up at Karnak

   Jan 1, 1323 BCELabels: Great Edict, Karnak

   • Edict Wiki
   • Horemheb Wiki

3. Penalties imposed for tax-collection abuses

   Jan 1, 1323 BCELabels: Taxation, State revenues

   • Edict Wiki

4. Corrupt judges and officials threatened with death

   Jan 1, 1323 BCELabels: Judiciary, Corruption

   • Edict Wiki

5. Mutilation and exile used as deterrents

   Jan 1, 1323 BCELabels: Punishments, Frontier exile

   • Edict Wiki

6. Local courts and judicial personnel reorganized

   Jan 1, 1323 BCELabels: Local courts, Judicial personnel

   • Edict Wiki
   • Horemheb Wiki

7. Payments and rations used to curb bribery

   Jan 1, 1323 BCELabels: Payments, Rations

   • Edict Wiki

8. Military discipline and abuses addressed by decree

   Jan 1, 1323 BCELabels: Military discipline, Armed personnel

   • Edict Wiki

9. Amun cult and temple program promoted at Karnak

   Jan 1, 1320 BCELabels: Amun cult, Karnak Temple

   • Britannica

10. Aten structures dismantled and reused at Karnak

    Jan 1, 1320 BCELabels: Aten temples, Karnak reuse

    • Britannica

11. Monuments of predecessors systematically usurped

    Jan 1, 1315 BCELabels: Usurpation, Royal lists

    • Britannica

12. Paramessu (Ramesses I) serves as vizier

    Jan 1, 1300 BCELabels: Paramessu, Vizier

    • Britannica
    • Ramesses I Wiki

13. Paramessu chosen as heir, ensuring succession

    Jan 1, 1296 BCELabels: Heir selection, Succession

    • Horemheb Wiki
    • Ramesses I Wiki

14. Death of Horemheb and dynastic transition

    Jan 1, 1295 BCELabels: Death of, Ramesses I

    • ArtIC Chronology
    • Britannica