4th Dynasty. 17 kings of Memphis, from another family:
The third king was Suphis
- He built the largest pyramid, which Herodotus [ 2.124 ] says was built by Cheops. He was disdainful towards the gods, but later he repented and wrote the sacred book, which the Egyptians hold in the highest regard.
Nothing worthy of mention is recorded about the other kings.
In total: 448 years
5th Dynasty. 31 kings of Elephantine:
The first king was Othoēs, who was assassinated by his bodyguards.
The fourth king was Phiops, who became king at the age of six, and reigned until 100 years [old].
[ Eusebius does not give a total number of years for this dynasty ]
6th Dynasty.
Queen Nitocris, who was the noblest and most beautiful woman of her time, with a fair complexion. She is said to have built the third pyramid.
In total: [they ruled for] 203 years
[p141] 7th Dynasty. 5 kings of Memphis, who ruled for 75 (?) days.
8th Dynasty. 5 kings of Memphis, who ruled for 100 years.
9th Dynasty. 4 kings of Heracleopolis, who ruled for 100 years.
The first king was Achthoēs, who was the most terrible of all the kings up to his time. He cruelly maltreated the inhabitants throughout Egypt, but later he fell into madness and was killed by a crocodile.
10th Dynasty. 19 kings of Heracleopolis, who ruled for 185 years.
11th Dynasty. 16 kings of Diospolis, who ruled for 43 years.
After them, Ammenemes reigned for 16 years.
At this point, Manetho finishes his first book, which contains 192 kings who reigned in total for 2,300 years [and 75 days].
From the second book of Manetho:
12th Dynasty. 7 kings of Diospolis:
Firstly, Sesonchosis the son of Ammenemes, for 46 years
Ammanemes, for 38 years
- He was killed by his own eunuchs.