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| Hieroglyphic name of Abar |
Abar was a royal woman from
Napata, in Nubia. She was the mother of Taharqa (690-664 B.C.E.) of the Nubian
Twenty-fifth Dynasty of Egypt and the daughter of Kashta and
Queen Pebatma. She was the wife of Piankhi (750-712 B.C.E.). It is not noted if Abar traveled northern to see her sons enthronisation upon the death of his herald, Shebitku, but Taharqa called Napata to build new religious chancels, strengthening his particular base there. In 671 B.C.E., he passed as an deport when Essarhaddon, the Assyrian king (681-668 B.C.E.), overcome the Egyptian denials on his second seek to conquer the Land of
the Nile.
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| Queen Abar appeared with her son Taharqa |
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