Rudamun

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Rudamun was a little-known pharaoh of ancient Egypt’s Twenty-third Dynasty who ruled in Upper Egypt during the politically fragmented Third Intermediate Period.

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Rudamun canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian pharaoh
person
ruler
associatedDeity Amun
attestedBy Donation stela of Rudamun
Karnak inscriptions
Theban stelae
inscriptions at Medinet Habu
burialPlace unknown
capital Thebes
children unknown
chronologicalUncertainty exact regnal years unknown
coregencyStatus no clear evidence of coregency with his father
culturalSphere ancient Egyptian civilization
dynasty Twenty-third Dynasty of Egypt
ethnicity ancient Egyptian
evidenceStatus sparsely attested in the archaeological record
father Osorkon III
gender male
governmentType monarchy
historicalReputation little-known pharaoh
knownFor continuation of Theban line of the Twenty-third Dynasty
short and poorly documented reign
languageOfInscriptions Egyptian
nameVariant Rudamun of Thebes
nomen Rudamun
period Third Intermediate Period of Egypt
politicalContext concurrent Libyan-descended dynasties in Egypt
local rulers and petty kings in Upper Egypt
position pharaoh of Thebes
praenomen Menkheperre
predecessor Takelot III
regionOfControl Theban region
parts of Upper Egypt
reignedIn Upper Egypt
religion ancient Egyptian religion
royalHouse House of Osorkon
royalSymbol double crown of Egypt
ruledDuring late 9th century BC or early 8th century BC
politically fragmented period in Egypt
scriptOfInscriptions hieroglyphs
spouse unknown
succeededBy local Theban rulers
successor Ini
Peftjauawybast
throneName Menkhperre
title King of Upper and Lower Egypt

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