Sobekhotep IV

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Sobekhotep IV was a prominent pharaoh of Egypt’s 13th Dynasty, known for his relatively long and stable reign during the politically fragmented Second Intermediate Period.

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instanceOf King of Egypt
Thirteenth Dynasty of Egypt pharaoh
ancient Egyptian pharaoh
alsoKnownAs Khaneferre Sobekhotep NERFINISHED
attestedBy rock inscriptions
scarab seals
statues
stelae
burialSite possibly Abydos
capital Itjtawy NERFINISHED
child Iuhetibu Fendy NERFINISHED
Sobekhotep Miu NERFINISHED
chronologicalPosition mid-Thirteenth Dynasty ruler
conductedActivity expeditions to Nubia
expeditions to Wadi el-Hudi
culticAssociation god Sobek NERFINISHED
culture ancient Egyptian
dynasty Thirteenth Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
father Haankhef NERFINISHED
governedDuring decline of centralized power in Egypt
historicalStatus one of the best-attested kings of the Thirteenth Dynasty
knownFor relatively long reign in the Thirteenth Dynasty
stability during a politically fragmented period
language Egyptian
monument inscriptions at Sehel Island
inscriptions at Wadi el-Hudi
statue in the Louvre Museum
stela from Abydos
mother Kemi NERFINISHED
name Sobekhotep IV NERFINISHED
nomen Sobekhotep NERFINISHED
period Second Intermediate Period of Egypt NERFINISHED
praenomen Khaneferre NERFINISHED
predecessor Sobekhotep III NERFINISHED
reignCharacterization relatively stable compared to contemporaries
reignPeriod c. 1725–1705 BCE
religion ancient Egyptian religion
royalTitularyElement Son of Ra
ruledRegion Middle Egypt NERFINISHED
Upper Egypt NERFINISHED
spouse Neni NERFINISHED
Tjan NERFINISHED
successor Khahotepre Sobekhotep NERFINISHED
Sobekhotep V NERFINISHED
throneNameMeaning Khaneferre means "The appearance of Re is beautiful" NERFINISHED
title King of Upper and Lower Egypt
Lord of the Two Lands NERFINISHED

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13th Dynasty of Egypt hasPharaoh Sobekhotep IV