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Piankh

Piankh or Payankh was a High Priest of Amun during the 21st Dynasty. Piankh has been assumed to be a son of Herihor and the heir to the Theban office, however recent studies have shown that Piankh was actually Herihor's Predecessor. Piankh also held positions as the King's scribe, King's son of Kush, Overseer of the granaries, and commander of the…

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Family

LuxorGardiner's Sign ListHrereNodjmetTwo ladies
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Military activity

Whm MswtNubiaPinehesyAmenhotepMedjay
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Background

HerihorThebanKarl Jansen-WinkelnKing's son of Kush
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Piankh and Sacking of Necropolis

Pinedjem I
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Children
Pinedjem I, Hekanefer, Hekamaat, Ankhefenmut, Faienmut
Predecessor
Amenhotep
Spouse
Hrere or Nodjmet
Successor
Herihor or Pinedjem I
Tenure
1074–1070 BC

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Family

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Piankh and Sacking of Necropolis

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Piankh

Nodes25
Edges24
Triples129
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.08
Components1

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Piankh

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related to Further reading · 67
Piankh → Accession, Altertumskunde ZÄS, Amenhotep, Amun, Anchefenmut, Ancienne, Art, Bierbrier, BIFAO, Birmingham Egyptology Journal, Broekman, Butehamun, Cairo CG, CdÉ, Christopher, Das Ende, Dhutmose, Egberts, Egyptologists, El-Sayed
related to background · 18
Piankh → Amun, Amun Piankh, Egypt, He, Herihor, Herihor's, High Priest, Karl Jansen-Winkeln, King's, Kush, Overseer, Payankh, Pinedjem, South, Theban, Upper, Upper Egypt, While
related to Military activity · 16
Piankh → Although, Amun Amenhotep, High Priest, In, It, Kush, Nubia, Pinehesy, Ramesses XI, Some, The, Thebaid, There, Viceroy, Whm, Whm Mswt Piankh
related to Family · 14
Piankh → Gardiner's Sign List M29, Gardiner's Sign List V28, Herihor, Hrere, In, Luxor, Nodjmet, Piankh's, Pinedjem, Recently, Temple, The, These, Whereas
related to Piankh and Sacking of Necropolis · 9
Piankh → Amun, Herihor, Kings, Pinedjem, The, Theban, This, To, Valley
Children · 1
Piankh → Pinedjem I, Hekanefer, Hekamaat, Ankhefenmut, Faienmut
Predecessor · 1
Piankh → Amenhotep
Spouse · 1
Piankh → Hrere or Nodjmet
Successor · 1
Piankh → Herihor or Pinedjem I
Tenure · 1
Piankh → 1074–1070 BC

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pinehesy would herihor high amun kush priest nubia son nodjmet necropolis viceroy position sacking actually ramesses xi piankh's however viceroyalty

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
PiankhChildrenPinedjem I, Hekanefer, Hekamaat, Ankhefenmut, Faienmut1.00infobox
PiankhPredecessorAmenhotep1.00infobox
PiankhSpouseHrere or Nodjmet1.00infobox
PiankhSuccessorHerihor or Pinedjem I1.00infobox
PiankhTenure1074–1070 BC1.00infobox
Piankhrelated to backgroundWhile0.60section
Piankhrelated to backgroundHigh Priest0.60section
Piankhrelated to backgroundAmun Piankh0.60section
Piankhrelated to backgroundPayankh0.60section
Piankhrelated to backgroundHerihor0.60section
Piankhrelated to backgroundTheban0.60section
Piankhrelated to backgroundAmun0.60section

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