Senkamanisken

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Names of Senkamanisks
Throne name
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Proper name
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Senkamanisken
in Egyptian hieroglyphics

Senkamanisken was a Nubian king who lived around 620 BC. Ruled. He was married to Amanimalel and Nasalsa and had sons Anlamani and Aspelta who succeeded him.

supporting documents

Shabti of the Senkamanisk

He is best known for his pyramid Nu 3 near Nuri . Statues of him were found near Mount Barkal , apparently hidden or buried here during an Egyptian attack. A sphinx with his name also comes from there. Objects with the name of the ruler were also found in Meroe , which already had a certain meaning back then.

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See also

Remarks

  1. ↑ Derek A. Welsby / Julie R. Anderson (eds.): Sudan, Ancient Treasurers , London 2004, p. 161, no. 144
  2. ^ László Török : Meroe City, an Ancient African Capital , London 1997, pp. 235–41, ISBN 0-85698-137-0

literature

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

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predecessor Office successor
Atlanersa King of Nubia
approx. 620 BC Chr. 		Anlamani
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SURNAME Senkamanisken
BRIEF DESCRIPTION King of Nubia
DATE OF BIRTH 7th century BC Chr.
DATE OF DEATH 7th century BC Chr.