Ramesses I
(ca. 1292-1290 BC)
Horus name: Kanakht Wadjnisyt
Nebty name: Khaemnisutmiatum
Golden Falcon name: Semenmaatkhettawy
Prenomen: Menpehtire
Nomen: Ramesses
Ramesses I was the son of the Chief of the Archers named Sety and an
unknown noble woman.
His Great Royal Wife was named Sitre, but his wife's name is said to be
Tiu on the 400 year stela erected during the reign of his gand-son
Ramesses II.
Ramesses served as Vizier under Horemheb and held the titles: Prince
regent, the mayor of the town, the vizier,
the chief of the archers, the governor of the fortress of Tjarw, the
royal scribe, the administrative officer of the chariotry (according to
the 400 year stela). Ramesses was the first pharaoh of the 19th dynasty.
Some people from the time of Ramesses II.
Viziers:
Seti, Son of Ramesses I. On the 400 year stela his title are
given as: The Regent, the mayor of the town, the vizier, the fanbearer
on the right hand of the King, the leader of the bowmen, the chief of
the archers, the governor of the fortress of Tjarw, the great of
Medjay, the royal scribe, the administrative officer of the chariotry,
the lord master of the ceremonies of the Feast of the He-goat, the
master of Smendes, the first prophet of Seth, the lector-priest of
Wadjet-Opet-Tawy, the head of all priests of all the gods.
He would later take the throne as Seti I. The stela records the name of
his mother as Tiu, mistress of the house, the songstress of Re.
Viceroy of Kush could have been one of the following:
Paser(I): Time of Aye and Horemheb. Son of Amenhotep called Huy
and Taemwadjsy.
Amenemopet: Time of Seti I. Son of Paser and grandson of
Amenhotep-Huy and Taemwadjsy.
Raia, Time of Horemheb - Seti I (?)
Overseers of the Horses, Fanbearer on the right of the King, (later)
Overseer of the royal apartments of the King's private apartments in
the Harem of Memphis, etc. Tomb found in 1994 in Saqqara. Parents:
unknown;
Wife: Repyt; Sons: Nebre, Mahu and Raia; Daughters: 3 unnamed.
http://www.let.leidenuniv.nl/saqqara/Excavation/Tombs/Pay&Raia/Pay&Raia.htm
Tia and Tia, Overseer of the
Treasury, Fanbearer on the right of the king, etc, (husband) and the
King's Noble
Sister, Songstress of Amun, Chief of the temple muscicians of Pre
(wife).
Tia (the wife) was a sister of Ramses II. She was the daughter of Seti
I and Queen Tuy, And hence a grand-daughter of Ramesses. Daughters:
Mutmetjennefer and an unnamed girl.
http://www.let.leidenuniv.nl/saqqara/Excavation/Tombs/Tia/Tia.htm
Priesthood:
Amenmose, high priest of
Amenhotep of the Forecourt (Amenhotep I), from the time of Ramesses I -
Sety I.
Wife: Iuy (Chief of the Harem of Amenhotep). Sons: Beknay and
Panefernekhu (lector-priest). TT19
Userhet called Neferhabef, high priest of
king's ka for king Thutmose I, From the time of Rameses I - Sety I; TT51 Userhet was a son of Khonsuemhab
and Tausert (according to the Griffith Institute); Wife:
Hatshepsut, named Shepset Mother-in-law(?):
Henuttaui. In the tomb there is mention of
his
"ancestors" Imhotep (Vizier), Hepusoneb (High Priest of Amun) and
Khensemhab,
who are all shown adoring Monthu.
http://www.touregypt.net/featurestories/userhatt.htm
Army:
Pennesuttawy, Captain of
troops, Governor of the South Lands, From the time of Rameses I - Seti
I; TT156
Wife: Mia; Son: Nakhtmin (Head of the
stable of His Majesty); Daughter:
Beketwerner. Grandson: (Anher)Nakht (TT282) (Head of the
Bowmen, Overseer of the Southlands).
http://carlos.emory.edu/RAMESSES/
http://www.digitalegypt.ucl.ac.uk/chronology/ramsesi.html
http://www.osirisnet.net/tombes/pharaons/ramses1/e_ramses_1_droite.htm