Jergul
Jergul was a ancient Nubian ruler who played a significant role in the kingdom of Kush during the late 7th century BC. He is believed to have ruled from around 676 to 669 BC, succeeding King Tanwetamani on the throne.
Little is known about Jergul's life and reign, mainly due to the scarcity of surviving historical records
Jergul's military exploits are documented in several ancient sources, including the Behistun Inscription. According to these
Jergul's reign marked a period of turmoil in Nubia, with the kingdom facing pressure from both internal