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Origin of the name OSIRTESEN.
Etymology of the name OSIRTESEN.
Meaning of the baby name OSIRTESEN.
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OSIRTESEN. Osirtesen
I., the second king of the XIIth dynasty, and the son of Amenemha
I. He conquered a great part of the land of Kush or Ethiopia proper,
and erected fortresses to repel the incursions of the Negroes into
Egypt. A great inundation of the Nile, followed by a famine, took
place in his reign, the terrors of which were alleviated by the wisdom of
his chief officer Ameni. After reigning thirty-eight years he
associated Amenemha II. with himself, and then reigned jointly four years
longer. The name Osirtesen is also written Sesertesen, and Usertesen
by the Continental Egyptologists. Osirtesen I. was the original
founder of the temple of Karnak, and the obelisk bearing his name at
Heliopolis is the only monument of the Ancient Empire which remains in
situ.
Osirtesen II., a king of the XIIth dynasty, of whose
reign nothing has been recorded.
Osirtesen III., a king of
the XIIth dynasty. He carried on wars against the Negroes whom he
forbad to enter Egypt except as traders. He reigned thirty-eight
years, and was subsequently deified by Thothmes III. of the XVIIIth
dynasty. His divine or sacerdotal name was Ra-sha-ken. Osirtesen,
an Egyptian official, the son of Hathorse, chief of the country, etc., in
the reign of Amenemha II. of the XIIth dynasty. Osirtesen, a
private Egyptian, the son of Tata and the lady Hathorse. He lived
probably in the XIIth dynasty.
Osirtesen, a "Friend of
the King," "Keeper of the Treasure," and "High Officer
of the Court" of an unnamed monarch of the XIIth dynasty.
Osirtesen,
an Egyptian officer in the XIIth dynasty. He was named after a king
of that name. His wife's name was Ta-hut-senu, and he had a large
family, most of whose names are lost.
Osirtesen, an Egyptian
officer, the son of Antef-aker and the lady Hotep. His wife's name
was Setap. His period is unknown.
Osirtesen, an
Egyptian official, the son of the lady Hotep, and father of two sons who
were named Khati and Hotepui respectively. His period and position
are unknown, except that they were anterior to the XVIIIth dynasty.
Osirtesen,
an Egyptian gentleman of importance, although not a state officer, in the
reign of Osirtesen II. of the XIIth dynasty. (An Archaic Dictionary, Cooper,
1876).
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