Mudnodjme, sister of Nefertiti
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Ay — King 1352 1348 BC. Although the theory is only supported by circumstantial evidence, it has been suggested that Ay may have been the son of *Yuya and *Thuya and therefore the brother of Queen *Tiye. Both *Yuya and Ay bore the title Father of… … Ancient Egypt
Horemheb — King 1348 1320 BC. Horemheb came of unknown parentage from the town of Hnes and rose to become king of Egypt. During *Akhenaten s reign, he was the Great Commander of the Army , and it is possible that his wife Mudnodjme (who appears with him … Ancient Egypt
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