Life of Queen Nefertari “Beloved of Mut”
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“The Hereditary Princess, greatly favored, sweet of love, Mistress of the South and North, fair of face, beauteous with the Twin Plumes, Mistress of all lands, Great Royal Wife, his beloved, Lady of the Two Lands, great in love, Nefertari Meryetmut, may she live.”
This is the oldest known inscription describing Queen Nefertari, discovered in the Cachette of Karnak.
Its unknown who the parents of Nefertari are, but what we do know is that she was of noble birth.
There was a knob found in her tomb that held the name of Pharaoh Ay, which might suggest she had been related to his family, but there has never been a mention of her being the King’s daughter.
If she was related to Ay in any way it would’ve been as a great-granddaughter but there is not verified conclusive evidence connecting her to the royal family of the 18th dynasty.
Because her name was always followed by “Beloved of Mut” and Mut being one of the 3 deities that formed the Theban Triad it is suggested she was of Theban origin.
We might not know her origins, but what we do know is that she was able to read and write hieroglyphs, she was highly educated and used her skills later in her diplomatic work.
She married 15 year old Ramses II when she was 13 and gave birth to their son Amun-her-khepeshef before he ascended the throne.
From the very start she was associated with the Pharaoh’s responsibilities as can be seen from her depictions at Abydos, Thebes and Gebel el-Silsila from the first years of Ramses II’s reign.
He gave her the title “God’s wife of Amun”, this made her the Chief Priestess and she would perform the daily rituals in the Temple of Amun together with the Pharaoh
She was Ramses II’s first Great and favorite wife during her life, it was after her death that Isetnofret became his Great royal wife and chief Queen as she was the mother of Merenptah the successor to the throne after Ramses II’s death.
Nefertari gave birth to at least 4 sons and 2 daughters, although the actual number is uncertain due to the fact that there are mentions of 2 princesses named Baketmut and Nebettawy at her temple in Abu Simbel, but it is unclear if these are her daughters or if these are the daughters of a lesser wife of Ramses II.
The names of her 4 Sons are; Amun-her-khepeshef, Pareherwenemef, Meryatum and Meryre.
The names of her 2 daughters are; Meritamen and Henuttawy.
These confirmed 6 children are depicted on various relief scenes and statues.
Very few ancient Egyptian Royal wives were deified during their lifetime, Nefertari was among these women.
This can be seen by the Temple dedicated to honor her and the Goddess Hathor at Abu Simbel, the construction of this temple was highly unusual as Temples were built for the Gods, and not for mortals.
More confirmation of her elevated status of becoming deified can be seen on the depictions of Ramses II’s voyages where she was depicted as being part of his entourage, for instance the Trip Ramses II made into Nubia to commission the construction of a new temple at Abu Simbel.
And another conformation of her deified status can be seen from the fact that she was depicted being equal in size to Ramses II, this not only indicated her importance to him but shows that he perceived her to be his equal.
Music; Adrian von Ziegler
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Art and eternity: the Nefertari wall paintings conservation
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The Chief Queen of Ramses II. Nefertari, beloved of Mut (2016)
Abram, Mary. "The Power Behind the Crown: Messages Worn by Three New Kingdom Egyptian Queens."
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“Evidence” in Identifying Royal and Non-Royal Mummies: General Considerations and a Specific Example Mummified remains from QV 66; Queen Nefertari
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At first, when Kayleigh was listing all of Nefertari’s titles, I thought she was just reading her own fan mail.
Ha i wish 😂
Especially, "She for whom the sun shines". Every one of her videos reinforces that. She is always a ray of sunshine.✌🏻🐱
Haha thanks Phoenix!
The tomb of Nefertari along with the temple Of Hatshepsut is the most astonishing place I have seen so far!
Agreed 🥰
There are so many fascinating places of ancient history, it's quite difficult for me to choose one which I think is the most. Together with all we haven't discovered yet. Gobekli Tepe which now has 12 Tepe, and actually there has been found as many as 23 sites. No doubt the dirt is hiding more of the ancient world.
With places such as Petra, we have Small Petra which is not very well known, but it's there and it's also amazing. In Egypt we know so much from the texts, though we have so many questions unanswered. Worldwide equal stone building and geometry which baffles me. The ancient seems mystical, but the truth is never as exciting as conspiracies'.
It's really hard for me to choose, though something always draws me toward Teotihuacán for some reason which I can't explain.
I have a large array of structures i find most fascinating, but every time i dive into researching another it gets added to my list 🙈
I just love history too much 🤗
Nefertari's tomb is gorgeous, but the clean lines of Hatshepsut's funerary temple call to me. Who would have expected minimalist architecture in Egypt, of all places? Both are fabulous.
Is it weird to have a bucket list that exclusively consists of UNESCO world heritage sites? ✌🏻🐱
Nope not weird at all 😂
The artwork in Nefertari's chambers is so beautiful and my favorite depictions from ancient Egypt. I think it would have been quite something to know that lady. Thanks for sharing these images from the Book of the Dead and for your insightful narration. I am often disappointed by seeing images presented that do not coincide with the descriptions given. I appreciate your scholarship, you are a breath of fresh air Kayleigh.
Thank you 🤗
Looking forward to this video on Nefertari! I'm currently working on a video of her husband Ramesses II :)
Oh that's awesome!! 🤗
I'm curious about your video about Rameses II 🤗
We'll have to keep in touch
For those American and English viewers, 165 cm is 5 ft. 5 in. Great info and details.
Haha yeah I am such a European that I regularly forget about feet and inches 🙈😂
Thank You, you saved me a google search. At 5' 5" she was a towering Queen of Greatness indeed !
Wow! You are a great teacher! This is a wonderful example of how good the internet can be! Thanks!
Thank you 🥰
This was great! I got to visit this tomb in Jan 2020 and was told Ramesses II's name is not mentioned directly anywhere in the tomb and I don't remember seeing it. I thought that was interesting.
He loved her enough to have her be the limelight of the tomb 🥰
@@HistoryWithKayleigh That is so correct and sensitive for you to point that out. 😁
I'm sorry, one more thing...lol..the older and more I've learned about the Queens of Egypt, the more I admire them. In many cases they were the driving force and power behind the throne. Their actions in many cases shaped the history of Egypt. Thank you so much Kayleigh for making them subjects of some of your videos. I could go on and on about them but I won't, I'd be boring... 😂 Please don't stop giving them the attention they richly deserve. 😘
This tomb rivals the Taj Mahal as a testament of husband's love for wife.
I wish that I would've had a history teacher like you in school. As an American with Egyptian ancestry, this video was a treat to watch.
Thank You, Kayleigh! I knew a lot about Rameses II, but not much about Nefertari. Very informative!
By far the best history I have ever seen on Queen Nefertari. I can't wait for your next video!
Thank you so much! 🥰
Next up we have a video of me visiting a dutch museum 🥰
This is by far the best presentation I have seen regarding Nefertari, and I've seen quite a few. It is packed with real information well organised, concisely presented and properly evaluated. Thoroughly professional. I learned a lot from it, especially regarding the analysis of the bones and objects found in the tomb. Is the reconstruction of the tomb, starting at 12:10, entirely digital or has a museum replica been constructed, and if so, where?
Entirely digital, the links to it are in the description down below 🤗
In Quran: pharaoh wanted to defy Moses claim about The Grand Creator, so he ordered his minister to build the great pyramid so he can reach heavens. His wife is an important figure in this illusionary purpose (queen’s chamber).however she believed in Moses message and she secretly prayed (Lord save me from pharaoh and his wrong doings) therefore she died without pharaoh knowing that she changed her religion to the true one.
She definitely was not a white woman!!!
Fantastic story. Beautiful tomb. The Egyptians were so complex. You present a great lecture 👍
Thanks! I try my best 🤗
Excellent edutainment. The queen must have been well liked and respected by her people and her husband. Thank you.
Thanks!
Very nice video highly informative and the showcases of Ancient Egyptian Art are quite exquisite.
Excellent. Thank you for showing such a beautiful tomb. Fascinating!
This is an amazing and highly entertaining video. I appreciate the effort that you put into creating this wonderful documentary.
I came in toward the end of it and had to review. A lovely presentation all the way through.
Thank you! 🤗
Loved it Kayleigh. Thanks for helping to share the name of Nefertari
Thank you Curtis! 🥰
And the pictures in your book were fantastic 😍
Thank you ❤️
Great video, love learning about history, thank you!🙏🌺💐
thankyou for that. that was so interresting. love your videos.....keep up the good work.
Thank you so much! Happy you enjoyed it🥰
Hi Kayleigh, It's been awhile since I could sit down and enjoy one of your videos. Great video again!
Thank you so much! 🤗
Happy to hear you enjoyed it🥰
Thank you Kayleigh for your awesome videos. You and them are truly captivating and amazing. 😍👌
Hi! I just subscribed to your channel ❤ It's very rare to find such good and accurate content on CZcams. And for me, if you hit a video on ancient egypt in such a perfect way, I trust you on all the other civilizations that I don't know so well. Was a pleasure to watch this video and I m gonna eat the rest of your channel very soon 😊
That was an absolutely lovely expose.!
Thank you! 🤗
Great content. Thanks
I Love Ancient Egypt Videos. As an Extremely Old Man, it is nice to see young people such as yourself, taking the time to make these Very Interesting Videos. Thank You, Randy H, DSD
Excellent, as usual! Many thanks 😊
Thank you!! 😍
Kayleigh, m'lady! at last🤩the long awaited Nefertari Merymut! she must have been highly revered by her people and Rameses. her temple and tomb are magnificent. oh, to be able to travel back in time; i would definitely visit this period in Egypt. pretty much the height of their civilization. the next best option is to watch this and other videos. thanks, Klee😍
Hope you enjoyed it Floyd!
I lived looking into her life, I had trouble focusing all week with the family get together and today's museum trip but I tried my best haha
@@HistoryWithKayleigh you did well, darlin. i found it quite interesting and informative, i didn't know she was deified. that's quite unique for a queen. also, your drink looked quite refreshing😉🙃
@@floydriebe4755 it was a lovely cocktail i made for myself, i usually only drink on a fruday or saturday evening, but i hadn't had a drink those days so a sunday afternoon drink was justified haha
@@HistoryWithKayleigh sunday is definitely a good day for a cocktail. a day of rest, after all.
WOW amazing this would have to be one of the most beautiful tombs in the Valley of the Queens as I would agree with you Kayleigh it is on my list of tombs to see next time I go thanks Kayleigh beautiful presentation
I thought that was excellent Kayleigh. To me, Queen Nefertari was probably one of the most important females in dynastic Egypt. Ramesses obviously held her in great affection, and her tomb is wonderful. I wish we knew a bit more about her. You did an excellent job explaining what little we do know..peace to ya.
Thank you so much! 🥰
I loved looking into what we do know about her, such a unique woman 🤗
Outstanding work Kayleigh! What a beautiful tomb. Pronouncing ancient Egyptian names sounds very difficult.
Thank you, it's quite difficult haha
How have I not come across this channel before ? Just brilliantly narrated . Most definitely have a new subscriber here . Cheers.
Thank you so much! I'm happy to hear that🥰😍
@@HistoryWithKayleigh the pleasure is mine, I look forward to going through your other vids & eagerly await new ones . 👍
🤗 i hope you enjoy the other videos as well!
I love that you are the Sun Disk in your videos introductions. It's very fitting for you. Both, due to your love of Ancient Egypt. And, with you being a light that removes the deep shadows of the distant past.
Good morning! This is pretty cool and also the first video of yours I’ve seen. Well made video and also I like your style of dress. ✨
Thank you so much! I'm happy to hear that, enjoy my other videos 🥰
Thank you. I learned a lot.
Excellent production 👍
Thank you 🤗
Very interesting and extremely professional presentation 👍
Thank you so much 🤗🥰
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Thanks for extending my bucket list, Kayleigh! It is a shame we don't know more about this remarkable woman. To have been given so many titles, she must have been something special.
My title would probably be something like, "Exemplary cat herder and slave"! LOL
"My cats send warm regards to yours, my Sister, and hope you are all in good health". ✌🏻🐱
I wonder if modern correspondence between world leaders is as elegant. I somehow doubt it.✌🏻
Excellent, professional video. Fifty years ago I took a course in Egyptian archeology. One impression I formed then is reinforced here in your video. They lived an incredibly structured and complex life by today’s standards. Its a shame the tomb was robbed.
It really is a shame
I bet it was glorious 🥰
@@HistoryWithKayleigh
Speaking philosophically one might say we are little better than the tomb robbers. They simply sought wealth. We pretend to seek knowledge. Yet in the end the artifacts are scattered across the globe in museums and private collections. Egypt fights with virtually every major nation over possession of those artifacts. How would you like to have your legs in an Italian museum on display? Oh well. It’s late and Ida is on its way. You do very good work. You have the heart of a teacher.
Great Video! Found you via Jahanna and your joint Doggerland video.. Subscribed and eagerly watching your library!
Happy to hear! 🤗 I hope you like my work🥰
Hi Kayleigh, it would be great if you could do a Queen's Chart to add to the Queens playlist. This is usually left out as a minor detail in the lineage ones I have seen with only a minor mention. This seems wrong to me because woman even in general households where on a more equal level with men than even in our current society.🧡💛💚💙💜
Thank you
I never been in her tomb despite being an Egyptian and been in the valley of the kings.
One of your best, full of bits of information. Loved it.
Thank you Nefers! 🤗
@@HistoryWithKayleigh I meant to tell you, years ago I read from a reliable source that Pharaoh Horemheb's chief wife was Nefertiti's sister. I can't recall her name at the moment. But it's an interesting twist. Some also believe that Horemheb was Ay's son but as with many things of that period, it's all conjecture.
@@HistoryWithKayleigh By the way, thank you for suggesting Woodside, he has some wonderful videos.
He's become a good friend of mine over the past year and a half. Been loving his work for a few years now 🤗
@@HistoryWithKayleigh Good morning beautiful one. (It's morning here😋) Our friend ancient architect posted an exceptional video hours ago regarding five lost facts about the Giza plateau. I'm sure you've seen it but if not, it's most fascinating. 😁😘
Excellent!!!
Great job, done only as you can!
Thank you Rox! 😍
Was fun seeing you in the chat! 🥰
Bravo and Adelaide got a shout out. 👍👍 You have done well, yet again . I can not figure out why. As I know a bit about history but you do a wonderful job of explaining. When I figure out the magic you bring to the past , I will let you know. Again well done 👍👍👌
Thank you so much, it might just simply be my passion for history 🤗
Good to be here !
Happy to see you 🤗
Most favorite? Most..favorite? I beg to differ. I think it’s a definite favorite.
Great job 👍👍
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Yay! New video 🥰
Just got a new sub!
Thank you! 🥰 Welcome to my little corner of the internet 🤗
Have you visited Petra in Jordan? Amazing, I went just before Covid, structures carved into the dessert structures 2,000 years ago. Great videos keep them coming.
Came for the smile, stayed for the info.
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Thank you 🤗
Of all the TV documentary series on the subject of ancient Egypt l have never been so inguaged with your delivery of the subject, l have learnt more in 30 minutes than l have in the last 20 years, putty you weren't my history teacher.
Thank you so much! I'm so happy to hear that.
I was afraid I wasn't going to bring anything new to the table 🙈
Thanks 🙏
I enjoy your videos very much, I will try bing watch them .
Happy to hear 🤗
@@HistoryWithKayleigh yes, great work to all the team 👍
Just me, there is no team. Ha i wish I had a team🤣
@@HistoryWithKayleigh 😮 I don't believe you
@@joffrecueva5662 well please do, I'm the only one working on this channel. It takes a lot out of me but i love doing it.
There's no one else working on it besides me
Thankiuu ! x
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You should do one on
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An Irish royal
With a great story
Please do a deep dive video on Ahhotep I... In my personal opinion she was one of the most fascinating & important Egyptian queens ever. I believe that she is probably the only woman to be awarded the highest military honors, the Order of the Fly. While she acted as regent for her under age son Ahmose, she managed to hold off war with the Hyksos until he was old enough to rule in his own right. He threw off the yoke of the Hyksos after they had ruled Egypt for approximately 1 century. He then set off to regain control of Nubia... While he was occupied far away, Hyksos sympathizers tried to overthrow Ahmose... Ahhotep ferociously defended her son's empire in his absense. She may have even actually gone in to real battles. Nevertheless, she managed to preserve the rule of her son. He honored her greatly with military awards, stelea & depictions of her accomplishments on various monuments. It's really pretty much unprecidented for a woman to receive such honors.
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👍👌really interesting stuff
Thanks! 🤗
Excellent
Thank you! 🤗
Any time doll. Keep them coming
In the tomb of Nefertiti, there are a few depictions of women with white hair rather than black. What is the significance of that?
That's a good question, i have no idea honestly. It might have to do with age 🙂
It's not something I recall seeing many other places. I would be very curious to hear about any more information you can find 🤔
I could look into it in the future for sure 🤗
Goes to show, May and December marriage CAN work out!!
I think you would have right into Egyptian royalty 😊 "just gorgous"
aawh thank you 🤗
what a smart n foxy lady i wish she lived in the us !!!
Their names 🧘♂️
it would be very interesting to find out what her DNA would disclose. (Neanderthal, Denisovans, or another species or combination thereof)
Although a woman she must have been an amazing leader...
Absolutely agree there 🤗
The pyramids have baffled me since I first read about them. I think this, sounds like the most likely reason for the building of the Great Pyramids, the motivation to do so and what they were trying to tell future generations.
First off, I think they were a passion project over the ages, by the survivors of a Lost civilization. The Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt is a representation of the northern hemisphere of earth, I believe hinting towards the same place a meteor hit 12,500 years ago that wiped out the northern hemisphere which has been documented in countless mythologies and religions. In the 18th century till now, Scientists have confirmed and concluded that indeed a great cataclysm did in fact happen roughly 12,500 years ago. If, infact they were to have started this immense project in that time, the pyramids would be aligned to the belt of Orion. I think the inner chambers of the Queens chamber points to Sirius and the king chamber points to orion, the dates though are at a different time roughly 5000bc. At this time I think the project was completed. They were pointing to specific stars. The sphinx which I believe to be a lion pointed towards leo, all would have lined up 12,500 something years ago. What would motivate a entire culture to build such things in a specific way pointing to all these clues that direct us to 12,500 years ago? Especially after a time of great cataclysms? How many people lived before the great floods? How many people died? How many tons of blocks were used at the great pyramid, I believe the weight was equivalent to the lives lost. What research has shown is at about 12,500 something years ago something did happen, millions were wiped out. I believe this would motivate a culture to build something so precise accurate, something to stand the tests of time. What would we do to remember the people we might lose if such a catastrophe were to happen to us? I do not believe the pyramids to be tombs, I believe they are tomb stones. I believe cultures came and wrote there names on the casing stones to show the families that survived the great cataclysm, and I believe the were put in the center of earth's land mass as to take center stage so all would remember, all would know of the ones who came before us, and also for us to never forget what we ourselves could eventually lose.
You have a fascinating way of thinking.
I shall at this point in time not go into the younger dryas as I've been researching that time period for 3 months now and will interview a Geologist to hopefully clarify some possibilities and some theories that aren't probable.🙂
Thank you for taking the time to write this extensive comment and we shall speak about it more in the future once my research into the younger dryas has concluded, I'd love to hear you after watching my findings 🤗
@@HistoryWithKayleigh definitely another thing seeing as you like Egypt. There is a book called Cymroglyphics. I think more people should be looking into Allan's research about this subject. It seems as a researcher I try and take all the information given and give my theories. As new information comes in I change my stance on certain things. But this book seems to be a major step in the right direction to being able to piece some of the history together that has been lost. I will be making a new CZcams channel in the upcoming months after I have deciphered heirogliphs using Cymroglyphics. I will keep you posted on my research.
Without Nefertari, Ramesses the Great would have been sooo not great...
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I have to agree here 😉
She's not a queen, but Hypatia belongs in this. How about Theodocia?
nice very good vid...well done!!!!!almost better than Matt...no ha ha ...thank you kayleigh
Haha thank you, although Matt will always be supreme 😉
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Could you please mention the project home page (reconstruction tomb) you have been used for your video?
Hey! I will absolutely do that!
I had no idea, the footage was send to me as i had it in the video without mention of the copyright.
My apologies! and i will put the project homepage in the top of the description.
Thank you for letting me know!
@@HistoryWithKayleigh thank you. And great job and channel 👍🏻
Thank you, that's very kind of you to say 🤗
Next time I'll try and work harder to figure out where footage came from 🤗
In Quran: pharaoh wanted to defy Moses claim about The Grand Creator, so he ordered his minister to build the great pyramid so he can reach heavens. His wife is an important figure in this illusionary purpose (queen’s chamber).however she believed in Moses message and she secretly prayed (Lord save me from pharaoh and his wrong doings) therefore she died without pharaoh knowing that she changed her religion to the true one.
Nefertari was Nubian. This is very well known and is what you are told on all of the tours through the Valley of the Kings. And it's also what they teach at Harvard and Cambridge in their Egyptologiy department. 🙄The images of Egyptian queens with Elizabeth Taylor's face are ridiculous. If you want to know what she looked like Google the Somalian model Iman🙄
Nefertiti had a Jada Pink Smith vibe .
What do you think is the reason for her bust having her left eye all white? I believe it is a reference to her being enlightened, just as Odin had lost his right eye.
It's because the bust got damaged
But you are talking about Nefertiti, this video is about Nefertari, a whole other Queen 🙂
I would love to have you as my Nefertari.
I always thought the main pyramid was never breached by robbers and the casket/tomb was damaged by other means.😂😂😐
People loved Nefertari. Had to have been very special.
She sure was 🥰
Then who is Queen Nefertiti
Nefertiti was the wife of Akhenaten, this was Nefertari the wife of Ramses II
talk about history repeating itself, Shania Twain and Mut Lang thats all im saying she fits your intro and her description.
Agreed.
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@@HistoryWithKayleigh great channel 🥀
Thank you! 🥰
Hey, whattaya know: I'm beloved of mutts, too!.. 😜
And I don't day drink either 🤔😜☺️
I almost believe you 😂
@@HistoryWithKayleigh your honest I like the drink lol. But I will get be you the reason tomorrow. Unfortunately bit will not b Vas gracefully as you
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Haha I wasn't very graceful I think😂
I just really like the taste of a good cocktail 🤭
@@HistoryWithKayleigh hahaha lol
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The flooding of the Black Sea would be a great subject, don't you think ( no sex, sorry)
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Advertisements every two minutes completely breaks the human suspension of disbelief... You my dear are missing what is important.
The ancient people’s had time to think and take in what they are thinking over time.
Chuck in an advertisement every day 5 minutes and it’ll be taken as a break/rest and the brain will have time(16secs) to think about the information they have just taken in.
Love and loth your channel.
Pleases change this aspect of your CZcams channel.😘
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