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...a was a Protodynastic Pharaoh of Egypt ruling over Lower Egypt. He is attested to on the Palermo Stone and no-where else. Only the last syllable of his name is known, the rest has been lost.[1] According to the stone he was preceded on the throne by Mekh and succeeded by a king whose name is lost. This damaged part of the Palermo Stone holds space for a total of 4-5 lost kings of Lower Egypt (perhaps it included Hedju-Hor and Wash), who ruled after …a and before the unification of the country under the First Dynasty. Nothing more is known about …a.
References[]
- ↑ Breasted 1906.
Bibliography[]
- Breasted, J.H., 1906: Ancient Records of Egypt. Part One, Chicago.
| Predecessor: Mekh (?) |
Pharaoh of Egypt Protodynastic Period |
Successor: Hedju-Hor (?) |