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Mereruka (fl. c. 2340 BC)
served during the
Sixth Dynasty of
Egypt as one of Egypt's most
powerful officials at a time when the
influence of
local state...
- daughter": Seshseshet,
whose name was Waatetkhéthor,
married to
Vizier Mereruka, in
whose mastaba she has a chapel. She is
designated as "king's eldest...
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father Mereruka. This tomb was
divided into
three sections. The
largest part of the
mastaba was made for
Mereruka,
another section belonged to
Mereruka's mother...
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viziers and
later chief priest,
Mereruka, a
clear sign of his
interest in co-operating with the
noble class.
Mereruka was
buried close to Teti's pyramid...
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delicacy remains undetermined. In the
necropolis of Saqqara, in the tomb of
Mereruka, an
important royal official,
there is a bas
relief scene wherein workers...
- ISBN 0-500-05145-3. N. Kanawati,
Mereruka and King Teti. The
Power behind the Throne, 2007, p. 14 et 50 N. Kanawati,
Mereruka and King Teti. The
Power behind...
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contains 11 pyramids, as well as Zoser's
funerary complex, the tomb of
Mereruka, and the Serapeum, an
underground vault where mummified Apis
bulls were...
- of Unas
Mastaba of
Ptahhotep Pyramid of Teti (Dynasty Six)
Mastaba of
Mereruka Mastaba of
Kagemni Mastaba of
Akhethetep Pyramid of Pepi I
Pyramid of Merenre...
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Union ranged from 45
kopeks to 1 ruble, 80 kopeks. A
mural depicted on
Mereruka's tomb in
Sakkara indicates that Old
Kingdom Egyptians forcefed hyenas in...
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century BC
Daughter of
Rahotep and
Nofret and
niece of
pharaoh Khufu.
Mereruka Vizier 6th
dynasty fl. c. 24th
century BC
Vizier to the
pharaoh Teti and...
