Neferhotep I Pharoah of Egypt, Thirteenth Dynasty
Neferhotep I was born in
Thebes. Neferhotep I is no longer alive.
General Notes
Horus: Geregtawy (‘founder of the two lands’)
He of the Two Ladies: Wepmaat (‘who opens the truth’)
Golden Horus: Menmerut (‘stable of love’)
Thronename: Khasekhemre (‘the power of Re appears’)
Birthname: Neferhotep (‘Beautiful and peaceful’)
Neferhotep I came from a military family. His grandfather Nehy held the title ‘officer of a town regiment’. Nehy was married to a woman called Senebtysy. Nothing is known about her, other than that she held the common title ‘lady of the house’. Their only known son was a person called Haankhef. He appears in the sources always as ‘god’s father’, who was married to a certain Kemi. These are the parents of Neferhotep I.
Reigned eleven years until his death. 1751-1740 BC
His successor was his brother Sobekhotep IV (1740-1730 BC), who is known in Egyptology as Sobekhotep IV and who is perhaps the most important ruler of the Thirteenth Dynasty.
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