Tag: Tomb of Amenherkhepshef

Tomb of Amenherkhepshef | KV13 “, son of Ramesses IX, an, son of Ramesses VI” in Valley of the Kings, Luxor, Egypt – Egyptian Tombs Facts about Tomb No. 13, son of King Ramses III and Prince Mentuharkhepeshef, son of King Ramses VI of the Twentieth Egyptian Dynasty in The Ramesside Period, The New Kingdom of Egypt, and the history of building Pharaonic tombs in ancient Egyptian civilization, and more: Tomb design, visiting hours, and entrance ticket prices… It is a tomb called No. 13, and is known worldwide by its title and location, the Valley of the Kings in Egypt. This tomb was built to bury the nobleman Bay since the end of the Nineteenth Dynasty. Learn more information about this tomb in the history of the Pharaonic civilization "Ancient Egypt History".. Tomb of Amenherkhepshef Facts Prince Amun-Her-Khepshef is the son of King Ramses III, the most famous of the Egyptian Pharaohs kings. He has a funerary temple in the Karnak Temple Complex, the Temple of Medinet Habu, and the Tomb of King Ramesses III | KV11. The prince was given a number of titles, including the title of the King's Right Hand Fan Bearer.. He would come carrying a large fan made of ostrich feathers.. A group of appearances appear in the tomb of King Ramesses III of Prince Amun.. The nobleman "Bay" was a person from the high-ranking ruling families in ancient Egypt "Ancient Egyptian Government", and the purpose of building this tomb was to bury him in it.. The nobleman "Bay" was executed during the reign of King Siptah of the Nineteenth Dynasty of Egypt and was not buried there.. Therefore, the tomb of Amun-Herkhepeshef was used to bury Prince Amun-Herkhepeshef and was also used to bury Prince Mentu-Herkhepeshef, son of King Ramesses IX.. The tomb was discovered by