Hieroglyphic Name:
Name: Inyotef or Intef and Nakhtnebtepnufer
Inyotef III (Nakhtnebtepnufer) (died about 2061 B.C.E.) Third rule of the Theban Eleventh Dynasty He ruled from 2069 B.C.E. until his death. Inyotef III was the father of Montuhotep II, the unifier of Egypt. Militarily active, Inyotef III pushed the Theban world to Assiut. He as well held Abydos and different Upper Egyptian cities from northern violations. A armistice with Hierakonpolis took a period of calm to the region. Visited Inyotef the Great, his name was engraved on the walls of Gebel El-Silsileh. His queen was Aoh (or Yah), the mother of Montuhotep II. His secondary queen was Henite. King Inyotef III was older when he assumed the Theban throne. He was the son of Inyotef II and Queen Neferukhayet. He was forgotten in Dar-Au-El-Naga, Saff el-Bagar, and is showed in reliefs near Aswan. Inyotef III is leaned in the turin canon List.
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Inyotef III (Nakhtnebtepnufer) (died about 2061 B.C.E.) Third rule of the Theban Eleventh Dynasty He ruled from 2069 B.C.E. until his death. Inyotef III was the father of Montuhotep II, the unifier of Egypt. Militarily active, Inyotef III pushed the Theban world to Assiut. He as well held Abydos and different Upper Egyptian cities from northern violations. A armistice with Hierakonpolis took a period of calm to the region. Visited Inyotef the Great, his name was engraved on the walls of Gebel El-Silsileh. His queen was Aoh (or Yah), the mother of Montuhotep II. His secondary queen was Henite. King Inyotef III was older when he assumed the Theban throne. He was the son of Inyotef II and Queen Neferukhayet. He was forgotten in Dar-Au-El-Naga, Saff el-Bagar, and is showed in reliefs near Aswan. Inyotef III is leaned in the turin canon List.
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