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The Egyptian form of his name - Osorkon -- is not attested to in contemporary sources, but the greek version of Osochor was found in later king lists. The name seems to be Libyan, which is why some egyptologists believe he may have been the son of a Libyan chieftain, Sheshonq. |
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