king Merenptah
Merenptah (about 1213-1203 BC)
King of the 19th Dynasty. Son of Ramesses II.
Horus name: Kanakht Haiemmaat Nebty name: Iribauertaentjemhu Golden Falcon name: Nebsenedjaashefit Prenomen: Baenre Nomen: Merenptah |
Burial place: Rock cut tomb in Thebes (Valley of the Kings tomb 8) |
Attestations in the Petrie Museum:
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Further Attestations (selective):
- 'Wall stela' at Amada (Kitchen 1982c: 1-2 )
- Four almost identical stelae from Nubia (Amada, Amarah West, Wadi Sebua, Aksha) (Kitchen 1982c: 33-37)
- Blocks found at Elephantine (Junge 1987: 54)
- Decret from West Silsila (Kitchen 1982c: 73-76)
- Constructions at Abydos (Kitchen 1982c: 59-62)
- Inscription at Karnak concerning the Libyan wars of the king (Kitchen
1982c: 2-12; Schulman 1987)
- Other inscriptions at Karnak (Kitchen 1982c: 23-24)
- Inscription at the small temple of Medinet Habu (Kitchen 1982c: 26)
- Two stelae,(Kitchen 1982c: 12-19)
- Stela from Kom el-Ahmar (Kitchen 1982c: 19-22)
- Stela from Hermopolis (Kitchen 1982c:
27-30)
- Other inscriptions at Hermopolis (Kitchen 1982c: 58-59)
- Palace at Memphis (Kitchen 1982c:
54-55)
relief fragment, maybe from the palace of the king in Memphis (click on the image) - 'Victory column' at Heliopolis (Kitchen 1982c: 38-39)
- Several monuments from Pi-Ramesse (Kitchen 1982c: 43-48)
Bibliography:
- Kitchen 1982c: 1-82 (the inscriptions of the king)
- Sourouzian 1989 (a monograph on the monuments of the king)
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