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Sahure (also Sahura,
meaning "He who is
close to Re"; died c. 2477 BC) was a king of
ancient Egypt and the
second ruler of the
Fifth Dynasty (c. 2465 –...
- The
pyramid of
Sahure (Ancient Egyptian: Ḫꜥỉ-bꜣ Sꜣḥw-Rꜥ, lit. 'Rising of the ba of
Sahure') is a
pyramid complex built in the late 26th to 25th century...
- and king
Userkaf (the
founder of the
Fifth Dynasty), the
mother of king
Sahure. Some
suggest that she was the
regent for one of her sons. Perhaps, in her...
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successor are not
known for certain.
Verner has
proposed that he was a son of
Sahure and a
brother to
Neferirkare Kakai, who
briefly seized the
throne following...
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Meretnebty (fl. c. 2485 BC) was a
queen consort of
Egypt as a wife of king
Sahure. She
lived during the 5th
Dynasty and was
named after Two Ladies, a pair...
- son of
Khentkaus I. He had at
least one
daughter and very
probably a son,
Sahure, with his
consort Neferhetepes. This son
succeeded him as king. His reign...
- for instance, a
scene on the
causeway of
Sahure speaks of the "white gold
pyramidion of the
pyramid Sahure's Soul Shines". The
Great Pyramid's pyramidion...
- Dynasty. She was the
mother of king
Sahure, Userkaf's successor, and she was most
likely the
mother of Meretnebty,
Sahure's wife. Neferhetepes' most important...
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those of Niuserre,
which is also the best-preserved,
Neferirkare Kakai and
Sahure. The site is also home to the
incomplete Pyramid of Neferefre. Most of the...
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success of this expedition,
Sahure is
shown tending a
myrrh tree in the
garden of his palace. The relief,
entitled "
Sahure's splendor soars up to heaven"...
