The tribes of Mashoush.

 The tribes of Mashoush 

or Maa were one of the Bedouin tribes based on fishing and migration and their economy on the makathi, sheep and the life of grazing. During the era of Al-Ra'msa, Egypt fought war against the mashash, since the Libyan tribes became a danger During Murnah, and Egypt faced unexpected invasion on the West Delta border of the Libyan tribes and their seabies, in the fifth year of the Pharaoh, the tribes of Mashoush were among the libyan tribes in this invasion A morner said through the texts of the Libyan war on the walls of the Karnak Temple and through his famous victories plate (known as the Panel of Israel) that the Libo tribe was the main force in the leadership of the war against Egyptians, and that the tribes of Maashoush and the peoples of the sea were It also mentioned a mentor in its texts that 100.9 Siva from the mashash had been grabbed following the battle. Twenty-five years after the Libyan War, Murnaha, and during the reign of King Ramses III, the conflict between Egyptians and Libyans returned to the head of his head on a heavily terrible Egypt. During this era, Mashoush tribes became the actual commander of Libyan tribes in the warplanes of pharaohs against them in fifth year and 11th year of his reign, which enable critical victories and mentioned In the wake of these critical victories achieved by Ramses III on Libyans, he placed a large number of prisoners of veterans in Central Egypt's military camps and began in the process of resettlement in Egyptian territory and unknowingly One of the texts of the third transition, said at least five fortresses in the Ihanassia area in Central Egypt, and it is likely that the fortresses were established by Ramses III. Over time and with the consolidation and integration of them .