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Khentkaus (also
Khentkawes and Khentakawess;
Egyptian Ḫnt kȝw=s) was an
ancient Egyptian given name. It may
refer to
several women lived during the Old...
- is disputed. In
addition to Unas Anch,
Nebet may also be the
mother of
Khentkaues, Neferut, and Nefertkaues.
Nebet was
buried in a
double mastaba with another...
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burial shafts. G 7150 Stone-Mastaba Khu****haf II and his wife
Khentkaues Khentkaues is a King's
daughter of his body
Dynasty V (time of
Nyuserre Ini)...
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without a male heir. Unas had at
least five
daughters named Hemetre Hemi,
Khentkaues, Neferut,
Nefertkaues Iku, and
Sesheshet Idut. The
status of
another possible...
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Djedkare Isesi - - - -
Pyramid of
Setibhor -
Nebet Unas - - Unas-ankh (?)
Khentkaues (?)
Neferut (?)
Nefertkaues (?)
Double Mastaba north-east of
Pyramid of...
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After the
building was
resumed her
title was king's
mother (mwt nswt).
Khentkaues II is
shown on a
block with her
husband Neferirkare and a son
named Ranefer...
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Princess Khentkaus Born
Khentkaus Other names
Khentkaues Years active c. 2430 BC
Title Princess of
Egypt Spouse Khu****haf II
Children Khaf-Khufu and Sety-Ptah...
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Hetepheres and
Meresankh are
depicted below their brothers. Her
daughter Khentkaues is
shown behind her mother. All five
children appear as
adults in this...
- Yeomans, Lisa; Mahmoud, Hanan; Olchowska,
Kasia (2011). "Re-examining the
Khentkaues Town". In Strudwick, Nigel; Strudwick,
Helen (eds.). Old Kingdom, New...
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Senedjemib Inti ( G 2370) Wife:
Khentkaues (the king's
daughter of his body),
Priestess of Hathor; Daughter:
Khentkaues. Sons:
Senedjemib and Mehi; Later...
