Prince Kawab

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Prince Kawab was an ancient Egyptian royal, likely a crown prince of the 4th Dynasty, known as a son of Pharaoh Khufu and a prominent figure in the Giza royal family.

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Prince Kawab canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 4th Dynasty Egyptian royal
ancient Egyptian prince
archaeologicalExcavationBy George Andrew Reisner
associatedDeity Thoth
associatedSite Eastern Cemetery at Giza
associatedWith Khufu’s pyramid complex
burialPlace Giza Necropolis
linked to: Giza
buriedWith Hetepheres II
child Duaenhor
Kaemsekhem
Meresankh III
Mindjedef
culture ancient Egyptian
deathPlace Egypt
depictedWith Hetepheres II in tomb reliefs
dynasty Fourth Dynasty of Egypt
era early 4th Dynasty
reign of Khufu
father Khufu
gender male
hasCategory Ancient Egyptian princes
Children of Khufu
linked to: Minkhaf

People of the Fourth Dynasty of Egypt
knownFor being a son of Pharaoh Khufu
having a large double mastaba at Giza
prominent role in the Giza royal family
language Egyptian
mastaba G 7110–7120
mother Hetepheres II
nameInHieroglyphs kꜣ-wꜣb
notableFeatureOfTomb chapel with relief decoration
double mastaba design
period Old Kingdom of Egypt
possiblePosition crown prince of Egypt
religion ancient Egyptian religion
royalHouse 4th Dynasty royal family of Giza
sibling Baufra
Djedefre
Hordjedef
Khafre
Meresankh II
Meresankh III
spouse Hetepheres II
status high-ranking member of the royal court
title Chief of the ten of Upper Egypt
Hereditary prince
High priest of Thoth
King’s eldest son of his body
Overseer of all works of the king

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Meresankh III mother Prince Kawab
Giza royal family notableMember Prince Kawab