Family 140px|Sitting statue of Shepensopdet A . Cairo Museum CG42228 His family relationships are attested on several monuments. He was married to Tentsepeh C, and was the father of several children:Kitchen, op. cit., §§ 70, 85, 86, t10. Takelot F, his successor as High Priest of Amun and later pharaoh Takelot II; Karomama II, later Great Royal Wife of her brother Takelot II; Djedptahefankh (also written Ptahudjankhef), his successor as governor of Herakleopolis; Shepensopdet A , another daughter.  
Family 140px|Sitting statue of Shepensopdet B . Cairo Museum CG42228 His family relationships are attested on several monuments. He was married to Tentsepeh C, and was the father of several children:Kitchen, op. cit., §§ 70, 85, 86, t10. Takelot F, his successor as High Priest of Amun and later pharaoh Takelot II; Karomama II, later Great Royal Wife of her brother Takelot II; Djedptahefankh (also written Ptahudjankhef), his successor as governor of Herakleopolis; Shepensopdet B , another daughter. Dodson, Aidan, Hilton, Dyan. The Complete Royal Families of Ancient Egypt. Thames Hudson (2004). ISBN 0-500-05128-3, p.222
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