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Nakhtpaaten (“Strong is the Aten”) or
Nakht was an
ancient Egyptian vizier during the
reign of
Pharaoh Akhenaten of the 18th Dynasty.
Nakhtpaaten seems...
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restored relief from
their tomb TT55
Predecessor Ptahmose Successor Nakhtpaaten Pharaoh Amenhotep III and
Akhenaten Father Heby Wife Merit-Ptah Burial...
- Wife to king Djer.
Nakhtpaaten (or Nakht)
Vizier 18th
dynasty fl. c. mid-14th
century BC
Vizier of
Pharaoh Akhenaten.
Nakhtpaaten succeeded the vizier...
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North Ramose Amenhotep III,
Akhenaten 18th
Dynasty Vizier of the
South Nakhtpaaten Akhenaten 18th
Dynasty Vizier of the
South Pentu Tutankhamen 18th Dynasty...
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during the 12th
Dynasty Nakht (BH21),
nomarch during the 12th
Dynasty Nakhtpaaten,
vizier during the 18th Dynasty,
sometimes shortened to "Nakht" This...
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contained the
estates of many of the city's
powerful nobles,
including Nakhtpaaten (Chief Minister), Ranefer,
Panehesy (High
Priest of the Aten), and Ramose...
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Scribe of Recruits,
General of the Lord of the Two
Lands Amarna Tomb 12
Nakhtpaaten Hereditary prince, count, sealbearer,
overseer of the city and vizier...
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policing the city, and is
shown in a
meeting with the
vizier (probably
Nakhtpaaten) and a
lesser official named Heqanefer. Mahu is
leading three prisoners...
- (charioteer)
Nakhtmin (scribe)
Nakhtmin (troop commander)
Nakhtneith Nakhtpaaten Nakhtubasterau Nakhy Naos (hieroglyph)
Naparaye Napata Naqa
Naqada Naqada...
