File:The Pyramid of Queen Henutsen and behind it Cheops (right), Chephren (left) and Mykerinus (far left) (14613684137).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionThe Pyramid of Queen Henutsen and behind it Cheops (right), Chephren (left) and Mykerinus (far left) (14613684137).jpg |
English: Henutsen was a daughter of Pharaoh Sneferu by his third wife. Henutsen married her elder half-brother Khufu. Her name is known from a 26th dynasty stela, found next to a temple to Isis that was built during the 20th dynasty, near Pyramid G1-c. The stela calls her "King's Daughter".
The children of Henutsen and Khufu are buried in Giza. Stadelman proposed that one of Henutsen's sons, Khufukhaf I, actually later became Pharaoh Khafra. If so, Khafre may have added pyramid G1c to the pyramid complex of his father to have his mother interred there. Henutsen is further attested in the tomb of Minkhaf I (G 7430 - 7440). She is depicted in Khufukhaf's tomb. Pyramid G 1c was originally not a part of Khufu's pyramid complex, as its southern side is aligned not with the side of the Great Pyramid, but with Khufukhaf's mastaba tomb nearby. Pyramid G 1c was at some point thought to possibly be a satellite pyramid, because it did not come with a boat pit like pyramids G 1a and G 1b. It was later determined to be an unfinished pyramid however which was constructed in a hurry. Henutsen is thought to have been buried in the tomb. Dr. Rainer Stadelmann believes Khufukhaf is the same person as Khafra and the pyramid was built by him for his mother, but this identification is doubtful [Wikipedia.org] |
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Source | The Pyramid of Queen Henutsen and behind it Cheops (right), Chephren (left) and Mykerinus (far left) |
Author | Jorge Láscar from Melbourne, Australia |
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