Neferhotep I

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Neferhotep I was a prominent pharaoh of Egypt’s 13th Dynasty, known for restoring stability and religious devotion during a politically fragmented period of the Middle Kingdom.

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Neferhotep I canonical 3

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instanceOf King of Upper and Lower Egypt
Thirteenth Dynasty of Egypt ruler
ancient Egyptian pharaoh
attestedBy rock inscriptions
scarab seals
statues
stelae
attestedInSource Abydos King List
Turin King List
brother Sihathor
Sobekhotep IV
buildingActivity restorations and donations to temples
burialPlace unknown
capital Thebes
child Haankhef (son)
coreTerritory Upper Egypt
culticActivity devotion to Amun
devotion to Osiris
devotion to Sobek
dynasty Thirteenth Dynasty of Egypt
era Second Intermediate Period transition phase
father Haankhef
foreignRelations contacts with Byblos region
contacts with Nubia
governmentType absolute monarchy
historicalReputation one of the most powerful kings of the 13th Dynasty
knownFor relatively well-attested reign in the 13th Dynasty
religious devotion
restoring stability during a politically fragmented period
languageOfInscriptions Middle Egyptian
mother Kemi
nameInModernScholarlyUsage Neferhotep I
nomen Neferhotep
period Middle Kingdom of Egypt
praenomen Khasekhemre
predecessor Semenkare Nebnuni
regionRuled Egypt
reignApproximateEnd c. 1730 BC
reignApproximateStart c. 1740 BC
reignLengthApproximate about 11 years
religion ancient Egyptian religion
royalHouse House of Haankhef
spouse Senebsen
successor Sihathor
Sobekhotep IV
throneName Khasekhemre
title King of Upper and Lower Egypt
Lord of the Two Lands
Son of Ra

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13th Dynasty of Egypt hasPharaoh Neferhotep I
Sobekhotep III successor Neferhotep I