Neferue the Beauties of RE. Was an Egyptian Princess of The Eighteenth Dynasty during the New Kingdon of Egypt she was the only child of the Pharaohs Thutmose II and her Great Royal Mother and Pharaohs Hatshepsut. And the granddaughter of Thutmose I and the half sister of Thutmose III. She Served in the High offices in the Government and in the Religious administration of Ancient Egypt. She was born during the time of Thutmose IN in Karnak. She was tutored by some of Hatsheput's Most trusted advisers Ahmose Pen, Nekhebet Senenmut .
Neferue took on a Queenly Role in Public Life. She did have the title "Lady inTolerant Lower Egypt.Mistress of the Lands and God's Wife of Amon
There is not a inscriptions that prove or disprove that Neferure Married Her Hath-brother Thutmose III. But they did have a child together Amenenhat was Nerferure Child with Thutmose III.
Neferue took on a Queenly Role in Public Life. She did have the title "Lady inTolerant Lower Egypt.Mistress of the Lands and God's Wife of Amon
There is not a inscriptions that prove or disprove that Neferure Married Her Hath-brother Thutmose III. But they did have a child together Amenenhat was Nerferure Child with Thutmose III.
Neferue the Beauties of RE. Was an Egyptian Princess of The Eighteenth Dynasty during the New Kingdon of Egypt she was the only child of the Pharaohs Thutmose II and her Great Royal Mother and Pharaohs Hatshepsut. And the granddaughter of Thutmose I and the half sister of Thutmose III. She Served in the High offices in the Government and in the Religious administration of Ancient Egypt. She was born during the time of Thutmose IN in Karnak. She was tutored by some of Hatsheput's Most trusted advisers Ahmose Pen, Nekhebet Senenmut .
Neferue took on a Queenly Role in Public Life. She did have the title "Lady inTolerant Lower Egypt.Mistress of the Lands and God's Wife of Amon
There is not a inscriptions that prove or disprove that Neferure Married Her Hath-brother Thutmose III. But they did have a child together Amenenhat was Nerferure Child with Thutmose III.
Neferue took on a Queenly Role in Public Life. She did have the title "Lady inTolerant Lower Egypt.Mistress of the Lands and God's Wife of Amon
There is not a inscriptions that prove or disprove that Neferure Married Her Hath-brother Thutmose III. But they did have a child together Amenenhat was Nerferure Child with Thutmose III.
Inscription
Neferue is mentioned in Senmut's TT71 Tomb chapel. Which he had built in year 7 of Hatshepsut's reign. Neferue is also depicted in year 11 steps in Serabit so Khadind. But is completely absent from Senmut's second TT353 tomb.
A tomb though to be constructed for her in Wadi C of Wadi Gabbanat el Qurud.
Gravesite Details
Her body was never find and there no much ramen.
Family Members
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