Anlamani

Name of Anlamani

Throne name

Ankhkars
in Egyptian hieroglyphics

Proper name

Anlamani
in Egyptian hieroglyphics

Anlamani (also Analamani ) was a Nubian king who lived around 600 BC. . BC ruled.

supporting documents

Anlamani cartridges , from Nuri, British Museum

Anlamani is best known from a stele that was found in a temple in Kawa . On this stele the ruler reports that he visited Kawa and that his mother Nasalsa also came there to see her son. Anlamani used his sister as a sistrum player in the Amun temples of the country (she is not mentioned by name, but Malotarachta is suspected) and he finally reports of fighting against nomads who threatened Kawa.

Furthermore, two granite statues of the ruler of Mount Barkal are known and his name was found on a block from Meroe . Anlamani was buried in a pyramid Nu 6 in Nuri . In his burial chamber there was a large sarcophagus decorated with religious texts (today: Khartoum National Museum Sudan 1868).

title

Horus name : Kanacht Chaemmaat
Nebti name : Seanchibtaui
Gold name : Heribmaat

literature

Dows Dunham , MF Laming Macadam: Names and Relationships of the Royal Family of Napata. Journal of Egyptian Archeology 35 (1949), pp. 139-149

Web links

Commons : Anlamani - collection of images, videos and audio files

Remarks

^ Derek A. Welsby / Julie R. Anderson (Eds.): Sudan, Ancient Treasurers , London 2004, p. 168, no. 148

predecessor	Office	successor
Senkamanisken	King of Nubia approx. 600 BC Chr.	Aspelta

personal data
SURNAME	Anlamani
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	nubian king
DATE OF BIRTH	7th century BC BC or 6th century BC Chr.
DATE OF DEATH	7th century BC BC or 6th century BC Chr.

[1] Derek A. Welsby / Julie R. Anderson (Eds.): Sudan, Ancient Treasurers , London 2004, p. 168, no. 148