House
Fourth Dynasty of Egypt
Dynasty of ancient Egypt
- Dated 2613 BCE – 2498 BCE
- Also called Dynasty IV, Dynasty 4, 4th Dynasty
Overview
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The house, member by member
One family drawn as a tree, then every member, oldest first where a date is recorded.
6 children in the house
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Khufu 27th century BCE – 2566 BCE 3 children in the house
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Henutsen 27th century BCE – 26th century BCE 1 child in the house
- Nefertkau I from 27th century BCE
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Prince Rahotep 26th century BCE – 26th century BCE -
Ankhhaf 26th century BCE – 26th century BCE -
Hetepheres
Every member
People whose own records place them in this house.
- Khufu27th century BCE – 2566 BCE · Child of Sneferu
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Sneferu27th century BCE – 2609 BCE · pharaoh and founder of the 4th dynasty of Ancient Egypt - Henutsen27th century BCE – 26th century BCE · Child of Sneferu
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Nofretfrom 27th century BCE · ancient Egyptian princess - Nefertkau Ifrom 27th century BCE · Child of Sneferu
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Djedefrec. the 2610s BCE – 2558 BCE · Child of Khufu - Pyramid G1-cbetween 2613 and 2498 BCE (derived from its recorded time period) · building in Egypt
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Khafrac. 2612 BCE – c. 2530 BCE · Child of Henutsen - Prince Rahotep26th century BCE · Child of Sneferu
- Djedefhor26th century BCE · Child of Khufu
- Ankhhaf26th century BCE · Child of Sneferu
- HetepheresChild of Sneferu
Offices held in the house
The members in each office, in order — a selection from the office’s whole line.
Pharaoh
- 4 holders
- 2 undated
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2580 BCE – 2570 BCE Djedefre Egyptian Pharaoh -
2570 BCE – 2530 BCE Khafra ancient Egyptian pharaoh of 4th dynasty
No dates recorded 2
Pharaohs of Fourth Dynasty of Egypt
Connections
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