ニマアトハピ

Also known as Ne-maat Hap

thumb|Fragment of seal impression on clay citing the "mother of the king's sons", Nymaathap. She was the mother of Djoser and wife of Khasekhemwy. Originally from Abydos, Umm el Qaab, tomb V. (Tomb of Khasekhemwy) and now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. Nimaathap (also read as '''Nima'at-Hapi and Nihap-ma'at''') was an ancient Egyptian queen consort at the transition time from 2nd Dynasty to 3rd Dynasty. Nimaathap may have acted as regent for her son Djoser.

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Royalty.name: Nimaathap
Royalty.title: Queen consort of Egypt
Royalty.image: Nimaathapisiegel1.png
Royalty.image_size: 285px
Royalty.alt: Seal impression with the name and title of Nimaathap, found at Abydos.
Royalty.caption: Seal impression with the name and title of Nimaathap, found at Abydos.
Royalty.burial_place: Mastaba K1 at Beit Khallaf (uncertain)
Royalty.spouse: Khasekhemwy
Royalty.issue: Djoser
Royalty.dynasty: 2nd of Egypt 3rd of Egypt
Hieroglyphs.name: Personal name: V28-Aa5:p-n:U2-Aa11:X1
Hieroglyphs.name explanation: Nimaathap/Nimaat-Hapi nj-m33.t-Ḥp Maat belongs to Hapi/Apis
Hieroglyphs.name2: Royal title: G14-M23:X1-L2:X1
Hieroglyphs.name2 explanation: Mwt neswt-bity mw.t-nsw.t-btj Mother of a king
Hieroglyphs.name3: Honorary title: I10:d-Aa1*X1:nb-D4:n-S29
Hieroglyphs.name3 explanation: Djet-khetneb-iret-nes ḏt -ḫtnb-jr.t-ns She who says something and it is done (for her) immediately

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Instance of: human
Gender: female
Place of death: Memphis
Spouse: Khasekhemwy
Child: Sanakht
Father: Khasekhemwy
Occupation: politician
Family: Second Dynasty of Egypt
Noble title: queen consort
Image: Nimaathapisiegel1.png

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Commons category: Nimaethap
date of birth: 2800-01-01
date of death: 2800-01-01

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ニアマトハピまたはニアマトハプ（Ne-maat Hap）は、古代エジプトの第2王朝最後のファラオ、カセケムイの娘であり、晩年のカセケムイの妃と第3王朝初代ファラオ、サナクトの妃でもある。父王カセケムイに男子の継承者がなくカセケムイの死後、王権守護の為サナクトとを迎えたものと思われる。 1説には第3王朝2代ファラオ、ジェセルの母という話もあるが、ジョセルはサナクトの弟とする説が主流。

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