Tag: Mortuary temple of Mentuhotep II

King Mentuhotep II "Nebhepetre" | Facts about Ancient Egypt civilization and the history of the most famous Egyptian Pharaohs kings from the Eleventh Dynasty of Egypt in Middle Kingdom of Egypt | His secrets and Pharaonic Egyptian Antiquities, biography, achievements in the history of the Pharaonic civilization, tomb, mummy, life and death of the king of the Egyptian dynasty, the Eleventh Dynasty, and more about Ancient Egypt History. King Mentuhotep II Facts Ruled Reign period in Ancient Egyptian Government: 2060–2009 BC “51 years” Date of death: 2009 BC Father: King Intef III Mother: Queen Iah "Female Pharaohs". Wife: Queen Tem, Queen Neferu II, Queen Ashayet, Queen Henhenet, Queen Kawit, Queen Kemsit, Queen Sadeh. Children: king Mentuhotep III, Mayet. The Discovery: Stone statue made of colored sandstone "Ancient Egyptian Metallurgy". a cylindrical ring, the Mortuary temple of Mentuhotep II in Deir El Bahari, Luxor, Pharaonic Egyptian Tombs in Thebes "The Pharaonic Tombs from Thebes", The ruins of demolished temples. Cylinder seals. Head statue. Model of granary It indicates interest in developing the arts of Sculpture in Ancient Egypt and Architecture in ancient Egypt. What was Mentuhotep II famous for? King Mentuhotep II is an ancient Egyptian king who ruled the country from 2061 to 2010 BC. The meaning of this royal name that he bore is (God Montu, the most famous Egyptian deities). The Pharaoh King Mentuhotep II is the founder of the Eleventh Pharaonic Dynasty, and he is the son of the Pharaonic King Intef III. Moreover, the first and greatest credit is due to him in reuniting the regions of Upper and Lower Egypt, as in the Geography of ancient Egypt, and unifying the country again on the word of one king after the end of that difficult period full of unrest and Revolutions in Ancient Egypt that the country experienced at the end