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The Fifteenth Dynasty (1674-1567 BC), founded by the Xos, had six most important rulers, according to Manito.

Salitis was the earliest founder of the Hyksos dynasty, who entered the delta during the Middle Kingdom and established his capital at Afaris, laying the foundation of the Fifteenth Dynasty. He and his direct heirs were a total of six people, often referred to as "Great Hyksos" or simply "Great Hyksos".

Yakubucher, also known as Melucella, the second king of the Fifteenth Dynasty, may have been Manito's Buno, who reigned for 8 or more years, according to the roster of kings of Turin.

Xi'an, also known as Shuserenla, Kenneng was the third king of the great Hyksos dynasty, and he adopted the Egyptian royal name Shuserenla and the traditional Egyptian titles "God of the Good" and "Son of Ra", and chose for himself the name Herus, which means "the hugger of the place", showing his ambition to dominate Egypt. His name appears on the scarab beetle in Palestine and the granite lion in Baghdad, indicating that Egypt and Western Asia had recovered to the level of the Middle Kingdom.

Apophelus I, also known as Acela, the fourth king of Hyksos the Great, was the longest-reigning of the Fifteenth Dynasty, at least 40 years or more. This was the heyday of Hyksos rule over Egypt. Some inscriptions and scarabs found in Faiyum record his title as "Son of Ra, son of its entity, it loves him".

In the tomb of Amenhotepus I, who later reigned in the 18th dynasty of Thebes, an alabaster urn was found with the name of Princess Herit, the daughter of Apophis, inscribed. One speculation is that the alabaster urn was passed down from generation to generation, and that the princess may have been married to a prince of the same era, thus becoming the ancestor of the later pharaohs of the New Kingdom. It can be inferred from this that for most of the time, the Hyksos dynasty and the seventeenth dynasty in the time of Apophelus I were in a state of mutual friendship.

However, at the end of his reign, relations deteriorated, and Sekenella Theo II of Thebes provoked war, but he was ambushed and died in a battle. His eldest son, King Camos, the last king of the XVII Dynasty, continued to fight, and Apophis I was forced to retreat to the borders near Afaris, where he finally died.

Apophelus II, also known as Aquinella, whose title of Horus may have meant "to satisfy both places", ruled for a very short time, and the empire was already on the verge of collapse.

Camudi (?) Perhaps Asella, the last king of the Fifteenth Dynasty, reigned for no more than a year or two. After Afaris was repulsed by the Thebans, he apparently began to think about the retreat of the Hyksos.