11.5 hebrews after crossing the red sea

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16th Dynasty—Hebrew Governors of Canaan

#	Hebrew Dynasty1	Egyptian Identity	Ruled	Concurrent Egyptian King	Ruled
1	Abraham	Akheperenre	1504–1458	Thutmosis I	1505–1492
				Thutmosis II	1492–1484
				Thutmosis III + Hatshepsut	1484–1430
2	Isaac	Mempsasthenoth (Amenhotep II?)	1458–1405
				Amenhotep II	1430–1405
3	Jacob	Yey?/Yi?	1405–1392	Thutmosis IV	1405–1396
4	Joseph	Zaphnath-Paaneah/Yuya	1392–1365	Amenhotep III (Manasseh/Minos)4	1396–1358
5	Ephraim2	Ay	1365–1325?	[Amarna Period]	[1358–1325]
				Ay	?–1325
6	Beriah			Horemhab	1325–1301
7	Rephah			Ramses I	1301–1300
8	Resheph			Seti I	1300–1286
9	Telah			Ramses II	1286–1219
10	Tahan
11	Ladan			Merneptah	1219–1206
12	Ammihud			Amenmesse (Aaron)	1206–1201
13	Elishama			Seti II	1201–1195
				Siptah	1195–1193
				Tausret (Miriam)	1193–1186
14	Nun of Ephraim			Setnakhte (Seti II again)	1186–1182
	[Amorite Rule]3			Ramses III	1182–1150
15	Joshua	Son of Tausret & Nun	?–1149
	[Assyrian Conquest]			Ramses IV	1150–1144
16	Othniel		1145–1134	Ramses V	1144–1140
				Ramses VI	1140–1132
17	Eglon of Moab		1134–1125	Ramses VII	1132–1131
				Ramses VIII	1131–1124
18	Ehud		1125–1115	Ramses IX	1124–1105
19	Jabin of Canaan		1115–1105
20	Deborah		1105–1089	Ramses X	1105–1097
21	? of Midian		1089–1085	Ramses XI	1097–1069
22	Gideon		1085–1084
23	Abimelech		1084–1082
24	Tola		1082–1071
25	Jair		1071–1060	Nesbanebdjed I (Smendes)	1069–1043
	[Philistine Conquest]
26	Jephthah		1051–1048
27	Ibzan		1048–1045
28	Elon		1045–1040	Amenemnisu (Amenophthis)	1043–1039
29	Abdon		1040–1036	Pasebakhaenniut I (Psousennes I)	1039–991
	[Philistine Conquest]
30	Shamgar		?–1016
31	Eli		1016–996
32	Samuel		996–986	Amenemope (Nepherkheres)	991–984
1This is a king-list, not a genealogy. None of these rulers is necessarily related to his predecessor, even in those parts in which the Hebrew bible has them as father and son. That being said, there is no reason to assume that these rulers were not related in some way, whether biologically or by marriage. This is, after all, an Egyptian dynasty, in which kings were commonly created by marriage to their fathers' daughters or, at the transition between dynasties, by marriage of someone of rank to that same daughter. 2Possibly the commissioner mentioned in the Amarna Letters by Abdi-Heba, king of Jerusalem, and Labayu, king of Shechem. 3Blue=Foreign rulers.  4Highlighted in gray=direct Hebrew rule of Egypt?