Shepseskaf (also read as Schepseskaf) was the sixth and last pharaoh of the Fourth dynasty of Egypt during the Old Kingdom. He reigned 6 to 8 years starting circa 2510 BC. The only activities firmly datable to his reign are the completion of the temple complex of the Pyramid of Menkaure and the construction of its own mastaba tomb at South Saqqara...
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(from the article `Menkaure`) ...to the Turin papyrus, reigned for 18 (or 28) years. According to tradition, Menkaure was a pious and just king. Although his pyramid and mortuary ... ...successor, his son Redjedef, began a pyramid at Ab Ruwaysh, and a king of uncertain name began one at Zawyat al-`Aryan. The last known king of the ... ...
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King (4th dynasty), son of Menkaure
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