dynasty alt_name horus children reign nebtyhiero golden died image name caption nomenhiero predecessor prenomen horushiero nomen successor nebty article_title
16th & nbsp ; dynasty nebiryerawet , nebiriau sewadjtawy causes the two lands to flourish '' '' s.w3ḏ - t3wj '' '' he who nebiriau ii ? 1627 & ndash ; 1601 bc r8-l1-z3 neferkha of appearances '' g8-f35-n28 '' ` turin canon '' ' '' : nebiryawre '' nb jrj 3w rˁ '' nfr-ḫa '' '' golden falcon , perfect 1601 bc sewadjenra scarab petrie.png sewadjenre nebiryraw faience in the petrie museum -lrb- uc 11608 -rrb- scarab of pharaoh sewadjenra nebiryraw i , now - nb-i-r : z4-r : f40 - seankhenre mentuhotepi sewadjenre is made to flourish by ra '' m23 : t-l2 '' : t - s.w3ḏ - n-rˁ '' '' he who s-m13-n17 : n17 nebiryraw '' nb-jrj-r-3w '' nebiriau ii netjerkheperu '' nṯrj-ḫprw '' '' divine of transformations '' nebiryraw i

nebiryraw i

sewadjenre nebiryraw -lrb- also nebiryraw i , nebiryerawet -rrb- was a pharaoh of egypt of the 16th or 17th theban dynasty based in upper egypt during the second intermediate period .
nebiryraw i reigned for 26 years according to the turin canon and was succeeded by nebiriau ii who may have been his son .
all the published seals of nebiriau i were made of clay or frit rather than steatite which implies there were no mining expeditions dispatched to the eastern desert region of egypt during his reign .
two seals of this king were found at lisht deep in hyksos territory which might imply diplomatic contact between the theban dynasty and the hyksos during nebiriau i 's reign , although this is uncertain .
a small stela showing the king in front of maat is part of the egyptian collection located in bonn .
his prenomen `` sewadjenre '' means `` the one whom re causes to flourish . ''
the cairo juridical stela dates to year 1 of his reign when the father of sobeknakht ii -- sobeknakht i -- purchased the office of governorate of elkab from kebsi .
kebsi was the son of governor -lrb- later vizier -rrb- aymeru and grandson of aya who was appointed vizier in year 1 of king merhotepre ini of the 13th dynasty .
this suggests that the owner of the richly decorated tomb t10 at el-kab was sobeknakht ii .
accordingly , if sobeknakht i first purchased his office in year 1 of nebiriau i 's reign -- who is given a reign of 26 years by the turin canon -- his son would have been king during the final years of nebiryraw i , nebiryraw ii and probably seuserenre bebiankh -lrb- who is given 12 years by the turin canon -rrb- .
