Description of The List
The list features the name of the Pharaoh followed by the actual one inscribed on the list. The list comprises three sections and is divided at the center. The numbering follows Lepsius, counting from the sides, toward the center.
| Left side | Right side | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Top Row | |||
| Pharaoh | Inscribed name | Pharaoh | Inscribed name |
| 1. Unknown | Nefer-ka-re | 32. Senusret III | Kha-ka-re |
| 2. Sneferu | S-neferu | 33. Sobekhotep IV | Kha-nefer-re |
| 3. Sahure | Sahu-re | 34. Neferhotep I | Kha-sekhem-re |
| 4. Nyuserre Ini | Ini | 35. Destroyed | destroyed |
| 5. Djedkare Isesi | Isesi | 36. Sobekhotep II | Sekhem-re-khu-tawy |
| 6. Destroyed | destroyed | 37. Amenemhat V | S-ankh-ib-re |
| 7. Destroyed | destroyed | 38. Nebiryraw I | Se-wadj-en-re |
| 8. Djehuti | Sekhem-re-semen-tawy | 39. Unknown | ...kau(re) |
| Second Row | |||
| Pharaoh | Inscribed name | Pharaoh | Inscribed name |
| 9. Destroyed | destroyed | 40. Destroyed | destroyed |
| 10. Unknown | Intef | 41. Neferhotep II | Mer-sekhem-re |
| 11. Unknown | In... | 42. Sobekhotep VII | Mer-kau-re |
| 12. Unknown | Men... | 43. Sobekhotep VIII? | Se-user-tawy |
| 13. Unknown | Intef | 44. Unknown | ...re |
| 14. Unknown | Teti | 45. Unknown | Senefer..re |
| 15. Unknown | Pepi | 46. Sobekhotep V | Kha-hotep-re |
| 16. Merenre Nemtyemsaf I? | Mer-en-re | 47. Sobekhotep I | Kha-ankh-re |
| Third Row | |||
| Pharaoh | Inscribed name | Pharaoh | Inscribed name |
| 17. Amenemhat I | Se-hotep-ib-re | 48. Unknown | Wahkhaure |
| 18. Amenemhat II | Nebu-ka-re | 49. Senebmiu | Se-wah-en-re |
| 19. Destroyed | destroyed | 50. Sobekhotep VI | Mer-hotep-re |
| 20. Destroyed | destroyed | 51. Wegaf | Khu-tawi-re |
| 21. Amenemhat IV | Maat-khe-ru-re | 52. Destroyed | destroyed |
| 22. Sobekneferu | Sobek-neferu | 53. Destroyed | destroyed |
| 23. Unknown | Intef | 54. Rahotep | Sekhem-re-wah-khau |
| Bottom Row | |||
| Pharaoh | Inscribed name | Pharaoh | Inscribed name |
| 24. Senusret I | Kheper-ka-re | 55. Unknown | ...re |
| 25. Seqenenre Tao II | Se-qen-en-re | 56. Unknown | Senefer..re |
| 26. Senakhtenre Tao I | Se-nakht-en-re | 57. Unknown | Sewadj..re |
| 27. Bebiankh | Se-user-en-re | 58. Unknown | Sekhem..re |
| 28. Nubkheperre Intef | Nub-kheper-re Intef | 59. Destroyed | destroyed |
| 29. Mentuhotep II | Neb-hepet-re | 60. Destroyed | destroyed |
| 30. Mentuhotep III | Se-nefer-ka-re | 61. Destroyed | destroyed |
| 31. Destroyed | destroyed | ||
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