Nehi
Nehi was an ancient Egyptian vizier who probably served under Pharaoh Ramses II . Its existence is not certain because there is another vizier from the 20th dynasty named Nehi and all the monuments could have belonged to him.
Nehi is known only from two statues found in Armant and Deir el-Medine . The location of the statues suggests that he was a vizier with Upper Egyptian authority . The few monuments indicate a rather short term of office, which so far cannot be narrowed down any further.
See also
literature
- Christine Raedler: The viziers of Ramses' II. Networks of Power. In: Rolf Gundlach (Ed.): The Egyptian kingship in the field of tension between domestic and foreign policy in the 2nd millennium BC BC (= royalty, state and society of early high cultures. Vol. 1). Harrassowitz, Wiesbaden 2004, ISBN 3-447-05055-1 , p. 292, no.112.
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| SURNAME | Nehi |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Egyptian vizier under Ramses II. |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 13th century BC Chr. |
| DATE OF DEATH | 13th century BC BC or 12th century BC Chr. |