Boethos (Boniter) Hotepsekhemwy

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Lineage	2nd Dynasty - Egypt
Sex	Male
Full name (at birth)	Boethos (Boniter) Hotepsekhemwy
Other given names	Bouniter, Bith Dún na mRarc, Baal, Bosirus
Wiki-page	wikipedia:Hotepsekhemwy

Events

child birth: ♀ Hwt Ha-Ka-Za Sekhet (Cessair) [2nd Dynasty - Egypt]

child birth: ♂ Sakir-har I [2nd Dynasty - Egypt]

about child birth: Kashku, The Black Sea, ♂ Ra-nebre (Ra-Menesus) Kaiechos [2nd Dynasty - Egypt] b. about

residence: Aireyanum Vejie

title: Pharaoh of Egypt

marriage: ♀ Ha-Za-Neb Sneferka (Daughter of Qaah) [1st Dynasty - Egypt]

burial: Mastaba of Hotepsekhemwy, Sakkara, Egypt

Notes

In the Lebor Gebala Erienn (Mythcycles of the Erian/Arian peoples), Boniter is named as the "son" or son in law of Noah Anedjib who was councelled to move his family in order to escape natural destruction. Not only did the Arians of Mesopotamia not distinquish the difference between literal sons and the male offspring of their sons (calling them all sons), neither did they distinguish the difference between natural sons and sons in law. Both were given equal status in the lineages and inheritance, in fact it is among both the Hurrians, Hittite and other nations of the upper Mesopotamian valley that the husbands of the kings daughters were given preference over the natural sons. The same volume names additional wives of "Bith (the son of Noah)": Sella, Della, Duib, Addeos, Fotra, Traige, Nera, Buana, Tamall, Tanna, Nathra, Leos, Fodarg, Rodarg, Dos, Clos

In Manetho's account, a chasm did open at Bubastis during the 38th year of the reign of this king, causing many to perish .