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Djedefre (also
known as
Djedefra and Radjedef) was an
ancient Egyptian king (pharaoh) of the 4th
Dynasty during the Old Kingdom. He is well
known by the...
- The
pyramid of
Djedefre is Egypt's
northernmost pyramid.
Believed to have been
built by
Djedefre, son and
successor to king Khufu, it
today consists today...
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Wilkinson and
James Burton in 1823.
Djedefre is
credited by
historians with a
reign of
eight years. Not much is
known of
Djedefre,
including his inconclusive...
- wife of
Prince Kawab and
pharaoh Djedefre Hetepheres B,
daughter of
Djedefre Hetepheres C, wife of Baka (son of
Djedefre)
Dodson and Hilton: The Complete...
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Dynasty during the Old Kingdom. He was the son of
Khufu and the
successor of
Djedefre.
According to the
ancient historian Manetho,
Khafre was
followed by king...
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solar ships. Some
examples of
these include Niuserre's
solar ship and the
Djedefre solar ship. A
total of
seven boat pits have been
located within the area...
- next
ruler was
Djedefre, who
married his
widow Hetepheres II. It used to be
believed that
Djedefre had
Kawab murdered,
since Djedefre was
buried in Abu...
- One), the
pyramid of
Djedefre (also
known as Radjedef) and
around fifty mastabas (located one and a half
kilometres from
Djedefre’s pyramid). The excavation...
- with the name of king
Djedefre on it. The
alignment of the
pyramid complex is very
similar to that of the
pyramid of
Djedefre. It
consisted of a 465 m...
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married another of her brothers,
Djedefre who
later succeeded Khufu as king of Egypt. She was
widowed a
second time when
Djedefre died. The
marriage of her daughter...
