Ramesses II — King 1304 1237 BC. Perhaps the best known of Egypt s kings, Ramesses II was a noted warrior and a prolific builder. He was the son of *Sethos I and, as his co regent, he took part in a number of campaigns. In the Great Dedicatory Inscription… … Ancient Egypt
Khaemweset — Prince Khaemweset (also translated as Khamwese, Khaemwese or Khaemwaset [ [http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ancient/egyptians/death sakkara gallery 04.shtml] BBC Ancient Egyptians] ) was the fourth son of Ramesses II, and the second son by his queen… … Wikipedia
Isetnofret — (or Isis nofret or Isitnofret) (Ancient Egyptian: the beautiful Isis ) was one of the Great Royal Wives of Pharaoh Ramesses II and was the mother of his heir, Merneptah. She was one of the most prominent of the royal wives, second only to the… … 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
Khaemwese — (fl. c. 1285–1230 BC) Fourth son of Ramesses II by Isitnofret. He was appointed to the priesthood of Ptah and eventually reached the position of high priest of Ptah at Memphis and briefly served as crown prince before predeceasing his father.… … 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
Merenptah — (reigned c. 1212–1202 BC) Throne name Baenre. Thirteenth son of Ramesses IIby Isitnofret. He apparently survived all his older brothers or those eligible for the throne and became virtual coregent of his father toward the end of his father’s… … 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
Nebettawy — (fl. 1270–1240 BC) Princess of Dynasty 19. She was the fifth daughter of Ramesses II. She was given the title of queen, but it is not known if this means that she actually married her father. She was buried in QV60 in the Valley of the Queens … Ancient Egypt
