Merankhre Mentuhotep

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Merankhre Mentuhotep was a relatively obscure pharaoh who ruled during Egypt’s Second Intermediate Period, when central authority was fragmented and short-lived kings frequently succeeded one another.

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Sewadjare Mentuhotep 1

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instanceOf ancient Egyptian pharaoh
person
attestedIn later king lists
scarab seals
category Pharaohs of the Second Intermediate Period NERFINISHED
Thirteenth Dynasty pharaohs
centralAuthority weak central authority during his reign
country Pharaonic Egypt
surface form: Ancient Egypt
culture ancient Egyptian civilization
dynasty Thirteenth Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
era Middle Bronze Age Egypt NERFINISHED
governmentType monarchy
historicalContext era of rapidly changing rulers
period of political fragmentation in Egypt
knownFrom Egyptological reconstructions of the Second Intermediate Period
limited archaeological evidence
languageOfName Ancient Egyptian
nameMeaning "Beloved of Re is enduring" (approximate for Merankhre)
notableFeature relatively obscure compared to other pharaohs
positionHeld King of Upper and Lower Egypt
predecessorCharacteristics preceded by another short-lived ruler
regionRuled primarily Upper Egypt
reignCharacteristics poorly documented reign
short reign
royalNomen Mentuhotep NERFINISHED
royalPrenomen Merankhre NERFINISHED
royalTitle nsw-bity (King of Upper and Lower Egypt)
sexOrGender male
successorCharacteristics likely succeeded by another short-lived ruler
timePeriod Second Intermediate Period of Egypt NERFINISHED

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13th Dynasty of Egypt hasPharaoh Merankhre Mentuhotep
13th Dynasty of Egypt hasPharaoh Merankhre Mentuhotep
this entity surface form: Sewadjare Mentuhotep