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Another wife?
editWas Queen Nefrukekashta a wife of Piye -- as mentioned in El-Kurru and elsewhere?--Brenont (talk) 01:00, 24 April 2017 (UTC)
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Removed text from "Length of Reign" section
editHere's what I yanked: "More recently, in the February 2008 issue of National Geographic, Robert Draper wrote that Piye ruled for 35 years and invaded all of Egypt in his 20th regnal year in about 730 BC;[9][15] however, no archaeological source gives Piye a reign of more than 31 years at present."
Not to be rude to Robert Draper here, but he's a journalist. There's no reason to think that he made anything other than a mistake.
Names
editThe infobox lists his Horus, Nebty, and Golden Horus names as the same as Menkheperre Ini. Is that correct or is that connected to the mistaken identification of Menkheperre as his praenomen? Furius (talk) 18:34, 26 September 2021 (UTC)