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→The dakhamunzu incident: If Nefertiti survived her husband, as the recently discovered Year 16 inscription suggests, then she may well be the queen mentioned in the Hittite records.
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In Year 5, Nefertiti's name is extended "Neferneferuaten Nefertiti."
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The identification of Nefertiti as Neferneferuaten follows the usual relationship between royal names and preregnal personal names.
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more on cartouches
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Her cartouches are an oddity among Egyptian rulers.
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→Struggle for succession: a
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→Struggle for succession: tense shift
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Three phases of rule
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If Tut had been son of Akhenaten and Nefertiti, he would have been Akhenaten's heir.
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name as 'Neferneferuaten Nefertiti"
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According to an inscription discovered in 2012, Nefertiti was present at a ceremony in Amarna in Year 16, near the end of Akhenaten's reign.
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Nothing is known of Nefertiti's natal family except that she had a sister named Mutbenret.
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Even a female pharaoh needed a queen to preside with her at temple ceremonies.
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Meritaten as queen
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