Sanakht - Wikipedia
Sanakht (also read as Hor-Sanakht) is the Horus name of an ancient Egyptian king (pharaoh) of the Third Dynasty during the Old Kingdom.
Biography of Horus Sanakht | The Ancient Egypt Site
Sanakht’s name has been found on the island of Elephantine, Egypt’s southernmost border, and on a fragmentary relief in the Sinai, where he is shown slaying a foe. Although this is a very traditional pose for a king, it is possible that this relief fragment indicates some military activity by the king in the Sinai region.
Sanakhte - Ancient Egypt Online
His name appears on a fragment of sandstone from Wadi Maghara in the Sinai, near to the turquoise and copper mines. The king is shown in the familiar smiting pose wearing the Red Crown of Lower Egypt, but only his Horus name (Sanakht) is recorded. His name also appears within a small pyramid on the island of Elephantine.
Sanakhte | king of Egypt | Britannica
Its first king, Sanakhte, is attested in reliefs from Maghāra in Sinai. His successor, Djoser (Horus name Netjerykhet), was one of the outstanding kings of Egypt. His Step Pyramid at Ṣaqqārah is both the culmination of an epoch and—as the first large all …
Rock inscription of King Zanakht — Google Arts & Culture
This relief commemorates an expedition to the turquoise mines at Wadi Maghara in southwest Sinai by Zanakht, a king of the Third Dynasty (2686–2613 BC). From early times, the ancient Egyptians...
relief - British Museum
Pink sandstone stela of Zanakht: King Zanakht is smiting a foreigner (no longer visible) who personified the tribes of the Eastern Desert. The sovereign, whose name is inscribed in a 'serekh' surmounted by the falcon god Horus, is wearing the red …
Sanakhte, A Mysterious King of Egypt's 3rd Dynasty - Tour Egypt
Uncertainty swirls around the placement, and also the events of the 3rd Dynasty king known as Sanakhte (Sanakht). He may have been Nebka, who was known to manetho, and listed on both the Turin Cannon and the Abydos king list as the first king of this dynasty.
Sanakht - Zanakht (= Nebka ?)
Horus Sanakht (Zanakht) relative position within the Third Dynasty is not yet sure. He was thought to be the successor of Djoser when no epigraphic trace of Horus Sekhemhet yet existed. Then for a long time the early-Lauer's opinion - Sanakht as foundator of the Third Dynasty - influenced and dominated the debates.
Sanakht | Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Sanakht - AskAladdin
Relics have revealed that Sanakht was a Pharaoh of Egypt during the Third Dynasty of the Old Kingdom. His name is also written in the Egyptian language as Hor-Sanakht or Nakht-Sa. His exact position in the chronological order of the dynasty is yet to be ascertained, as no such evidence has been discovered.
Egypt: Rulers, Kings and Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt: Zanakht
Zanakht was the founder of the 3rd Dynasty, and was the older brother of King Djoser. Zanakht's name is listed in the Abydos Book of Kings, the Turin Canon and in the Westcar Papyrus. His tomb at Saqqara was incorporated into the Step Pyramid.
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