Egyptian King Seti II Seated On The Throne

Item Number
K 13
Period
6th king of Egypt's 19th dynasty.
Date

1200 - 1194 B.C

Material
Hard Stone.
Measurements
26.1 x 8.8 Cm / 1 inch = 2.54 cm.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Description

Seti II was probably the fifth or sixth king of Egypt's 19th Dynasty, depending on the treatment we give Amenmesses who may have ruled before, concurrently or even after him (though that is less likely). Seti (mer-en-ptah) was this king's birth name, meaning "He of the god Seti, Beloved of Ptah". He is also sometimes referred to by his Greek name, Sethos II. His throne name was User-kheperu-re Setep-en-re, meaning "Powerful are the Manifestations of Re, Chosen of Re". 

It was not unusual in ancient Egypt for the successful, long reign of a king to be followed by succession problems. Of course, few kings had a longer, more successful reign than Ramesses II, and when he died, he left a son who was now old himself as the new King. This was Merneptah, who was almost certainly the father of Seti II. We believe that a usurper named Amenmesses probably ruled either before him, or concurrently with Seti II during the early part of his rule. It may have been Amenmesses who erased the name of Seti II in his tomb and elsewhere, but it was likewise Seti II who probably did likewise to the names and images of Amenmesses after taking complete control of Egypt. We believe that Seti may have only reigned for about six years, from about 1199 until 1193 BC.

We do know that Seti II took at least three wives, consisting of Takhat II, Tausret and Tiaa (Sutailja??). Tausret apparently was the mother of his oldest son and heir named Seti-Merenptah, but that child did not live to inherit the throne. Instead, it was Siptah, a younger son who replaced the king, though probably only as a child under Tausret's regency even though his mother is considered to have been Queen Tiaa. In fact, Tausret appears to have outlived this young king, taking full possession of the throne herself with full royal titles much as Hatshepsut had done some 300 years earlier.

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