Royal gift exchange with Egypt

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Royal gift exchange with Egypt refers to the diplomatic practice in the Late Bronze Age whereby Egyptian pharaohs and foreign monarchs, such as the Babylonian king Burnaburiash II, exchanged luxury goods, letters, and marriage alliances to maintain political and economic relations.

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