Netjernakht
Netjernakht was an Ancient Egyptian official known from his tomb chapel at Beni Hasan in Middle Egypt. He lived most likely in the Twelfth Dynasty. His exact date and position are disputed. 

Netjernakht bears in his tomb chapel different titles. He was on the one side "overseer of the eastern desert", but also "mayor" (HAti-a) and "overseer of the priests of Horus, smiter of the rekhyt people". In his tomb chapel family members are depicted or mentioned. His mother was a woman called Arythotep, who was "lady of the house" and "priestess of Hathor in Aryt". His wife was a woman called Herib with the titles "lady of the house" and "priestess of Hathor in Aryt at all her places". His father is not mentioned in the tomb and remains unknown. In the tomb chapel there is an inscription by the governor Khnumhotep II who states that he made this tomb for "his father", Netjernakht. In Ancient Egyptian, "father" can also mean grandfather, or even great-grandfather. Therefore, the family relations between these two men and the succession of the office holders of "overseer of the eastern desert", but also of the "mayor" remains unclear. According to Abdel Ghaffar Shedid, Netjernakht was the predecessor of Khnumhotep II.
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Netjernakht
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