Menkheperre — was also the throne name of Thutmose III and the name of a prince of the 18th dynasty Menkheperre High Priest of Amun Reign 1045–992 BC Predecessor Djedkhonsuefankh … Wikipedia
Twenty-first dynasty of Egypt family tree — The family tree of the Twenty first dynasty of Egypt was heavily interconnected with the family of the High Priests of Amun at Thebes. Later the Twenty second and Twenty third dynasties were also related by marriage to these families. Tanite King … Wikipedia
Smendes II — Pharaoh Infobox Name=Nesbanebdjed II Predecessor=Menkheperre Role=High Priest of Amun Successor=Pinedjem II Reign=992 ndash;990 BC Dynasty=Concurrent with the 21st Dynasty Father=Menkheperre Mother=Isetemjeb III Spouse=Henuttauy II… … Wikipedia
Duathathor-Henuttawy — For other Egyptian ladies called Henuttawy see Henuttawy … Wikipedia
Bintanat — (fl. c. 1280–1210 BC) Eldest daughter of Ramesses II and Isitnofret. She married her father and was influential during the latter part of his reign and into that of her full brother, Merenptah. Bintanat had her own tomb (QV71) in the Valley of … Ancient Egypt
Henutmire — (fl. 1275 BC) Royal princess and queen of Dynasty 19. She is probably a daughter of Sety I and appears on a statue with his wife, Tuy. She later married her brother, Ramesses II. She was buried in QV75 in the Valley of the Queens. See also… … Ancient Egypt
Isitnofret — (fl. 1300–1245 BC) Junior wife and queen of Ramesses II. He married her at the same time as Nefertari, and she bore his eldest daughter, Bintanat, as well as three sons, his second, Ramesses, his fourth, Khaemwese, and his 13th, Merenptah. She … Ancient Egypt
Maathorneferure — (fl. 1245 BC) Egyptian name of the Hittite princess, daughter of Hattusili III and Puduhepa, who married Ramesses II in his year 34, c. 1245 BC. The marriage is recorded on several monuments, and this queenis known from scarabsand other… … Ancient Egypt
Maatkare — (fl. 1030 BC) Daughter of the high priest of Amun Pinudjem I and Henttawy II. She was appointed God’s wife of Amun. Her body was recovered from the royal cache at Deir elBahri in 1881. Her virgin status was disputed, as a small body, believed… … Ancient Egypt
Meritamun — 1. (fl. 1540–1500 BC) Egyptian princess and queen. Sister and wife of Amenhotep I of Dynasty 18 and thus likely daughter of Ahmose I and Ahmose Nefertari. She appears to have had no issue. She was buried in tomb number 358 at Deir el Bahri … Ancient Egypt
