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Shesh I Neit Hotep Selket d' Égypte

Name Shesh I Neit Hotep Selket d' Égypte

Name: Shesh I Neit Hotep Selket /d' Égypte/
Given names: Shesh I Neit Hotep Selket
Surname prefix: d'
Surname: Égypte

Gender Female

Events of close relatives
Birth of a son	Narmer Menes de Hérakléopolis about 3110 BCE (-3110)

Date differences

Family with Selk Ier Horus Serket II Le Roi Scorpion de Hérakléopolis
partner	Links Birth: about 3160 BCE 30 20 Caste: roi Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Shesh I Neit Hotep Selket d' Égypte Narmer Menes de Hérakléopolis Selk Ier Horus Serket II Le Roi Scorpion de Hérakléopolis 3160 BCE– Birth: about 3160 BCE 30 20
herself	Links Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Selk Ier Horus Serket II Le Roi Scorpion de Hérakléopolis Narmer Menes de Hérakléopolis Shesh I Neit Hotep Selket d' Égypte –
son	Links Birth: about 3110 BCE 50 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Neith Hotep de Mésopotamie Menes d' Égypte Hermeit Her Neith Nakhtneith de This Narmer Menes de Hérakléopolis 3110 BCE– Birth: about 3110 BCE 50

Extra information

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February 17, 2019 – 22:25:55

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Family with Selk Ier Horus Serket II Le Roi Scorpion de Hérakléopolis
partner Parents Ka Sekhen Horus Serket Ier De Caîn de Hérakléopolis Ludim d'Égypte Satis d' Ur	Selk Ier Horus Serket II Le Roi Scorpion de Hérakléopolis 3160 BCE–
herself	Shesh I Neit Hotep Selket d' Égypte –
son Family Neith Hotep de Mésopotamie Menes d' Égypte Hermeit Her Neith Nakhtneith de This	Narmer Menes de Hérakléopolis 3110 BCE–

Descendants

Shesh I Neit Hotep Selket d' Égypte(–)
- Selk Ier Horus Serket II Le Roi Scorpion de Hérakléopolis
  - Narmer Menes de Hérakléopolis(3110 BCE–)