Senedj

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Senedj was an early ancient Egyptian pharaoh traditionally placed in the Second Dynasty, known primarily from later king lists and sparse archaeological references.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian pharaoh
human
associatedWith royal necropolis at Saqqara NERFINISHED
attestedIn Abydos King List NERFINISHED
Royal Canon of Turin NERFINISHED
Saqqara King List NERFINISHED
burialPlace Saqqara (hypothesized) NERFINISHED
capital Memphis (probable) NERFINISHED
chronologicalRole late Second Dynasty ruler
country Pharaonic Egypt
surface form: Ancient Egypt
disputedIssues exact length of reign
identification with archaeological Horus-names
dynasty Second Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
evidenceType later textual tradition
seal impressions (possible)
gender male
governedTerritory Nile Valley in Early Dynastic Egypt NERFINISHED
hasTitle Horus-king (probable) NERFINISHED
nsw-bity (King of Upper and Lower Egypt) NERFINISHED
historicalStatus poorly attested ruler
knownFrom later Egyptian king lists
sparse archaeological attestations
language Egyptian
memberOf Second Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
notableFor being known mainly from king lists
positionHeld King of Upper and Lower Egypt
possibleVariantName Sened NERFINISHED
Senedes NERFINISHED
Senedji NERFINISHED
predecessor Nynetjer NERFINISHED
reignEnd circa 28th century BCE
reignInCentury 28th century BCE
reignInPeriod c. 2890–2686 BCE
reignStart circa 28th century BCE
religion ancient Egyptian religion NERFINISHED
successor Peribsen NERFINISHED
Sekhemib NERFINISHED
timePeriod Early Dynastic Period of Egypt NERFINISHED

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