Satre (wife of Ramses I)

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Satre ( daughter of Re ) was an ancient Egyptian royal consort of the 19th dynasty . She is best known from her grave ( QV38 ) in the Valley of the Queens . The grave can be dated under Seti I for stylistic reasons . She also bore the title " Wife of God of Amun " ( Hemet-netjer-en-Amun ) and "King's mother" ( Mut-nesut ), after which she was probably the wife of Ramses I and mother of Sethos I. It also appears in the temple of Seti I in Abydos , in his tomb and perhaps also in a chapel which Ramses I was consecrated by his father Seti I in Abydos.

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SURNAME Satre
BRIEF DESCRIPTION ancient Egyptian king consort; Wife of Ramses I .; Mother of Seti I.
DATE OF BIRTH 14th century BC Chr.
DATE OF DEATH 13th century BC Chr.