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Senusret II was a male politician and pharaoh of the Middle Kingdom of Egypt, specifically belonging to the Twelfth Dynasty. Born in 2000 BCE, he was the son of Amenemhat II and Senet. His siblings included Amenemhatankh. He held the noble title of pharaoh and served as a ruler during the Ancient Egyptian period.
During his reign, Senusret II was married to Khenemetneferhedjet I and Nofret II. He had three children: Senusret III, Itakayt, and Sithathoriunet. His political career concluded with his death in 1900 BCE. He was buried at Beni Hasan. Historical sources that describe him include the Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary and the Saqqara Tablet.
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Key facts
- Reign
- regnal years, 8 years , Co-regent of five years; sole reign of around fifteen years.
- Predecessor
- Amenemhat II
- Successor
- Senusret III
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Encyclopedic overview
Nebty name
Variant: Sekhainebti Sḫˁ.j-Nb.tj He who causes the two ladies to appear
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