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Henutmire

Henutmire was an ancient Egyptian princess and queen. She was one of the eight Great Royal Wives of Pharaoh Ramesses II of the 19th Dynasty of Egypt.

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Life, Death and burial & Overview

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Burial
QV75
Dynasty
19th Dynasty of Egypt
Egyptian name
Two variations:
Father
Ramesses II
Mother
unknown wife of Ramesses II
Religion
Ancient Egyptian religion

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Death and burial

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Henutmire

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples34
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
Components1

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Henutmire

Top relations

related to Life · 26
Henutmire → Amarna, Amenmesse, Great Royal Wife, Her, However, King's Sister, King’s, King’s Daughter, Meritaten, Meritaten’s, On, One, Princess Tia, Queen Tuya, Ramesses, Ramesses II’s, Ramesses II, Seti, She, The
Burial · 1
Henutmire → QV75
Dynasty · 1
Henutmire → 19th Dynasty of Egypt
Egyptian name · 1
Henutmire → Two variations:
Father · 1
Henutmire → Ramesses II
Mother · 1
Henutmire → unknown wife of Ramesses II
Religion · 1
Henutmire → Ancient Egyptian religion
Spouse · 1
Henutmire → Ramesses II
related to External links · 1
Henutmire → Queen Henutmire

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ramesses great royal daughter wife ii egypt queen tuya statue egyptian burial princess mother ancient 19th dynasty qv75 sister title

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
HenutmireBurialQV751.00infobox
HenutmireDynasty19th Dynasty of Egypt1.00infobox
HenutmireEgyptian nameTwo variations:1.00infobox
HenutmireFatherRamesses II1.00infobox
HenutmireMotherunknown wife of Ramesses II1.00infobox
HenutmireReligionAncient Egyptian religion1.00infobox
HenutmireSpouseRamesses II1.00infobox
Henutmirerelated to External linksQueen Henutmire0.60section
Henutmirerelated to LifeShe0.60section
Henutmirerelated to LifeSeti0.60section
Henutmirerelated to LifeTuya0.60section
Henutmirerelated to LifeRamesses II0.60section

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