Heqaibanch

Heqaibanch was a priest head and mayor on Elephantine , who was probably under King ( Pharaoh ) Amenemhet III. officiated. He is known from a statue that he donated to the sanctuary of the local saint Heqaib . He also left two short rock inscriptions on the island of Sehelnarti . His mother's name was Gautanuket. His exact relationship with his predecessor and his successor is not certain, perhaps he was a son of Heqaib II and a half-brother of Ameni-seneb , who served after him.

literature

Detlef Franke : The sanctuary of the Heqaib on Elephantine. History of a provincial shrine in the Middle Kingdom (= studies on the archeology and history of ancient Egypt. Volume 9). Heidelberger Orientverlag, Heidelberg 1994, ISBN 3-927552-17-8 , pp. 41-42.

predecessor	Office	successor
Heqaib II.	Mayor of Elephantine under Amenemhet III.	Heqaib III.

personal data
SURNAME	Heqaibanch
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Head of priests and mayors on Elephantine
DATE OF BIRTH	19th century BC Chr.
DATE OF DEATH	19th century BC Chr.