Senebhenaf

Senebhenaf in hieroglyphics
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Senebhenaf was an ancient Egyptian vizier of the second intermediate period . He is only known because Queen Mentuhotep is referred to in the genealogy on her coffin as the daughter of Senebhenaf and a Sobekhotep. There Senebhenaf bears the titles "Head of the City", "Vizier", and "Head of the Six Great Buildings".

Sobekhotep is known as a member of the elite . Sobkehotep was therefore the wife of the vizier. Queen Mentuhotep was the wife of King Djehuti , who, however, cannot be classified more precisely within the second interim period, which means that the exact date of the vizier remains uncertain.

literature

Christina Geisen : The dead texts of the lost coffin of Queen Mentuhotep from the 13th Dynasty: A text witness from the transition period from the coffin texts to the Book of the Dead (Studies on the Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead; Vol. 8). Harrassowitz, Wiesbaden 2004, ISBN 3-447-04779-8 .

personal data
SURNAME	Senebhenaf
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	ancient Egyptian vizier
DATE OF BIRTH	between 18th century BC BC and 16th century BC Chr.
DATE OF DEATH	between 17th century BC BC and 15th century BC Chr.