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Lines 1.10-1.27
Imperialisms, Ancient and Modern, Biography of Ahmose Pen-Nekhbet (c. 1475 B.C.) 1.10-27
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Again I served for King Okheperkere, triumphant; I captured for him in the country of Naharin, 21 hands, one horse, and one chariot. I followed King Okhepernere, triumphant; there were brought off for me in Shasu very many living prisoners; I did not count them. The divine consort, the Great King's Wife, Makere, triumphant, repeated honors to me. I reared her eldest daughter, the Royal Daughter, Nefrure, triumphant, while she was a child upon the breast . . .
Notes:
Nebpehtire : Nebpehtyre, Ahmose I (1570-1546)
triumphant :deceased
Zahi : Djahi, region in northern Canaan, Phoenicia
a hand : Dead enemies had one hand amputated as proof of a kill
Okhepernere : Akheperenre, Thutmose II (1515-1498)
Menkheperre ,living forever : Thutmose III (1504-1450), who was alive when the inscription was made.
Zeserkere : Djeserkare, Amenhotep I (1546-1527)
mekhtebet :possibly an adornment
Okheperkere : Akheperkare, Thutmose I (1527-1515)
Imukehek :possibly in Libya
Okheperkere : Thutmose I
Naharin : Region north of Canaan and south of Hatti -Syria
Okhepernere : Thutmose II
Shasu : Bedouin of Sinai
Makere : Maatkare, Hatshepsut (1498-1483) -here not referred to as Pharaoh
(From James Henry Breasted, Ancient Records of Egypt (1906) Part Two, §§20ff; §§41f, §§84f; §124; §344. The original post is at Pharaonic Egypt .)