Amunmose

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Amunmose in hieroglyphics
18th dynasty
M17 Y5

N35
F31 S29

Amunmose
(Amen mes)
Jmn ms
Amunmose and Wadjmes in the tomb of Paheri

Amunmose was the son of the ancient Egyptian king ( Pharaoh ) Thutmose I , brother of Queen Hatshepsut and Crown Prince at the time of the 18th Dynasty , ( New Kingdom ).

Amunmose was the eldest son of Thutmose I. The mother is believed to be Queen Ahmose . He and his father are named on the fragment of a stone shrine that is now in the Louvre . A representation of Amunmose with his brother Wadjmes can be found in the grave of Paheri in El-Kab . Both names are preceded by the term Sa nisut ("son of the king"). Nofrubiti is also recorded as a sister , although it is not clear whether she and Wadjmes were real or only half-siblings.

Amunmose, like his brother Wadjmes, died very early during the reign of his father, probably at the age of 12.

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