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Menkaure

Egyptian pharaoh of the 4th dynasty · Politicians · Lived 2532 BC to 2503 BC · aged 29

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He built the smallest of Giza's three great pyramids, but Menkaure's real mark was visual: the stone triads that paired him with Hathor and the gods of Egypt's provinces, a carved claim that divine power flowed through the throne.

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Menkaure ruled Egypt's Fourth Dynasty around 2550-2503 BC, almost certainly succeeding Khafre despite later confusion in the historical record. Greek writers knew him as Mykerinos; the Roman form became Mycerinus. He commissioned the third pyramid at Giza, smaller than his predecessors' monuments but accompanied by something new: sculpted triads showing the king standing with the goddess Hathor and deities representing different regions of his kingdom. The statues survived where much else did not, turning a pharaoh's political theology into stone that would outlast the dynasty itself.

Category
Politicians
Type
Politician
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 2532 BC to 2503 BC · aged 29

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