Egyptian Queen. Born the oldest daughter of Nefertari the primary wife and Queen of Ramesses II. She apparently married Ramesses II after the death of Nefertari. She held the titles Priestess of Het-Hert; Player of the Sistrum of Mut and the Menat of Het-Hert; Songstress of Atum; and Ritual Dancer for Het-Hert. She was also known as the One Who Fills the Forecourt with the Scent of Her Fragrance; Superior of the Harem of Amun-Ra; the Eldest Daughter of the Pharoah and Nefertari, with the Splendid Face; Magnificent in the Palace; the Beloved of the Lord of the Two lands; She Who Stands by Her Master like Sothis is Beside Orion; and One is Satisfied with What is Said When She Opens Her Mouth to the Lord of the Two Lands. Her name has also been written as Merytamun.
Egyptian Queen. Born the oldest daughter of Nefertari the primary wife and Queen of Ramesses II. She apparently married Ramesses II after the death of Nefertari. She held the titles Priestess of Het-Hert; Player of the Sistrum of Mut and the Menat of Het-Hert; Songstress of Atum; and Ritual Dancer for Het-Hert. She was also known as the One Who Fills the Forecourt with the Scent of Her Fragrance; Superior of the Harem of Amun-Ra; the Eldest Daughter of the Pharoah and Nefertari, with the Splendid Face; Magnificent in the Palace; the Beloved of the Lord of the Two lands; She Who Stands by Her Master like Sothis is Beside Orion; and One is Satisfied with What is Said When She Opens Her Mouth to the Lord of the Two Lands. Her name has also been written as Merytamun.
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