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Peftjauawybast

The fourth pharaoh of the Unplaced Dynasty
Prenomen: Neferkara
Also known as: Peftjaubast
Peftjauawybast was the king of Nen-nesut (Herakleopolis), but the circumstances surrounding his ascension is unclear. He was likely installed as governor by the advancing Piye during his conquest, and controlled the area near Herakleopolis. After the death of Osorkon III, he proclaimed himself king, adopting a royal titulary.

Titulary & Hieroglyphs

nfr-kA-ra
Nerfer ka Ra
nfr-kꜢ-rꜤ
"The perfect one of the ka of Ra"
Daressy, Stéle du roi Pefnifdubast, ASAE 17 (1917): 43-45
Beckerath, “Handbuch”:204-205. a:T
pA.f-TAw-awj-bAst
Peftjauawybast
pꜢ.f-ṯꜢw-Ꜥwꞽ-bꜢst
"His breath (of life) is in the hands of Bastet"
Urkunden des aegyptischen Altertums III, 3 (9)
Beckerath, “Handbuch”:204-205. a:E1
pA.f-TAw-awj-bAst
A
Peftjauawybast
pꜢ.f-ṯꜢw-Ꜥwꞽ-bꜢst
"His breath (of life) is in the hands of Bastet"
Daressy, Stéle du roi Pefnifdubast, ASAE 17 (1917): 43-45
Beckerath, “Handbuch”:204-205. a:E2
pA.f-TAw-awj-bAst
B
Peftjauawybast
pꜢ.f-ṯꜢw-Ꜥwꞽ-bꜢst
"His breath (of life) is in the hands of Bastet"
Aegyptische Inschriften aus den Königlichen Museen zu Berlin, II, p. 540 (2100)
Beckerath, “Handbuch”:204-205. a:E3
pA.f-TAw-awj-bAst
C
Peftjauawybast
pꜢ.f-ṯꜢw-Ꜥwꞽ-bꜢst
"His breath (of life) is in the hands of Bastet"
Daressy, Fragments Heracleopolitains, ASAE 21 (1921): 138-139
Beckerath, “Handbuch”:204-205. a:E4

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