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Iseptahra Hatshepsut ? (Semiramis II, Taḫurwaili) b. before -1508 d. -1458

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Lineage Hittite - Early Empire
Sex Female
Full name (at birth) Iseptahra Hatshepsut ?
Other last names Semiramis II, Taḫurwaili
Other given names Iskah[Hurrian], Сора (Russian), Sitiah [Egyptian], Сара, Cappa [Romanian], Sarai [Habiru], Zaziya [Hittite], Iseptahra [Egyptian], Sarah [Biblical]
Wiki-page wikipedia:Satiah
[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]

Events

before -1508 birth:

child birth: Amenemhat (Ammuna) ? (Amenophis, Muwatalli I) [Hittite-Ammonites]

child birth: Thutmose I (Thoth is Born) [18th Dynasty]

title: Wife of Pharaoh

title: Mother of the Prince

title: King’s Wife (hmt-nisw)

title: Great King’s Wife (hmt-niswt-wrt)

title: God’s Wife (hmt-ntr)

title: Foremost of Noble Ladies

-1458 death: Kiryat Arba

burial: DB-320, Theban Necropolis, Deir el-Bahri, Egypt, DB-320, Machpelah (the double Tomb) of Khebron The Jews claim that Machpelah is located near Hebron in the Levant, however Egyptian records would indicated that this is the name given to the double burial of pharaoh Khebron. The Queen's body was later removed and can no longer be located.

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[edit] Sources

  1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iset_%28queen%29 -
  2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satiah -
  3. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_minor_Biblical_figures -
  4. Genesis 11:29 - Iscah/Jesca, Daughter of Haran and Milcah
  5. Pillar in the tomb of Tuthmosis III (KV34) - Queen Sitiah is depicted behind Queen Merytre and Tuthmosis III. Behind Queen Sitiah we see the King's Wife Nebtu and the King's Daughter Nefertari.
  6. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hatshepsut -
  7. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DB320 - Location of her Tomb

From grandparents to grandchildren

 
== 1 ==
Iseptahra Hatshepsut ? (Semiramis II, Taḫurwaili)
birth: before -1508
title: Wife of Pharaoh
title: Mother of the Prince
title: King’s Wife (hmt-nisw)
title: Great King’s Wife (hmt-niswt-wrt)
title: God’s Wife (hmt-ntr)
title: Foremost of Noble Ladies
death: -1458, Kiryat Arba
burial: DB-320, Theban Necropolis, Deir el-Bahri, Egypt, DB-320, Machpelah (the double Tomb) of Khebron The Jews claim that Machpelah is located near Hebron in the Levant, however Egyptian records would indicated that this is the name given to the double burial of pharaoh Khebron. The Queen's body was later removed and can no longer be located.
== 1 ==
Children
Mutnofret "Mut is Beautiful"
other: King's Sister
other: King's Daughter
marriage: Thutmose I (Thoth is Born)
Amenemhat (Ammuna) ? (Amenophis, Muwatalli I)
title: Royal Overseer of the Cattle (International Trade Commissioner)
title: Prince of Egypt
title: between -1479 and -1425, Prince of Egypt - Adopted by Tuthmose III
Children
Grandchildren
Thutmose II (Khebron) ? (Thoth is Born)
title: between -1518 and -1504, Biblical Chronology
title: between -1493 and, Pharaoh of Egypt
burial: DB-320
Amenmose (Ibarim) Pen-Nekhebet (Ahmose Si-Tayit, Ahmose Ben-Abana)
birth: Ur Kaśdim, (Founded in 1687 by Ur son of Kesed)
military service: Sodom, Edumea, Battle of Sodom
occupation: Egypt, Career Soldier / High Priest / Queen's Steward
residence: Zahi, Phoenicia, Commander of the Legions
residence: Naharin Hatti, Syria, Commander of the Legions
residence: Northern Imukehek, (Mekkah)
residence: Paddan-aram, Exile
nationality: Kashkan, Speaker of Palikur, Egyptian, Hattusi
title: King of Ebla
death: During the reign of Thutmoses III
death: about -1450, Alalakh, Hurria
religion: before -1430, Tyrwazi
religion: estimated -1425, Muasalim Devotee and Priest of El Elyon (Elohim/AlAllah)
burial: DB-320, Lower level of Machpelah (the double Tomb) of Khebron, (Hebrew sources say Hebron)
Grandchildren

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