Djoser

Djoser
Netjerikhet, Tosorthros, Sesorthos
Limestone statue o Djoser frae his serdab
Pharaoh
Ring	19 or 28 years ca. 2670 BC (3rd Dynasty)
Predecessor	Khasekhemwy (maist likely) or Nebka
Successor	Sekhemkhet (maist likely) or Sanakhte
Ryal teetulary Prenomen  (Praenomen) Nisut-Bity-Nebty-Netjerikhetnebu nsw.t-bty-nb.ty nṯrj-ẖt-nbw Keeng o Upper an Lawer Egyp, he o the twa ladies, wi a divine body, the gowden ane Nomen Nub-Hor Nbw-Ḥr Golden Horus Horus name Hor-Netjerikhet Hr-nṯrj.ẖt Horus, divine o body Nebty name Netjerikhet Nb.tj Nṯrj-ẖt The twa Ladies, divine o body Gowden Horus Nub-Ra Nbw-Rˁ Gowden ane o Ra Abydos King List ....djeser-sa[1] ...-ḏsr-s3 ...sublime protector Saqqara Tablet Djoser ḏsr The sublime Turin Keeng Leet Djoserit Ḏsr-jt
Consort	Hetephernebti
Childer	Inetkawes, maybe Sekhemkhet ?
Faither	Khasekhemwy
Mither	Nimaethap
Buirial	Step pyramid at Saqqara
Monuments	Step pyramid

Djoser (an aa read as Djeser an Zoser) wis an auncient Egyptian king (pharaoh) o the 3rd dynasty during the Auld Kinrick an the foonder o this epoque. He is weel kent unner his Hellenized names Tosorthros (bi Manetho) an Sesorthos (bi Eusebius). He wis the son o king Khasekhemwy an queen Nimaethap, but if he an aa wis the direct throne successor is still unclear. Maist Ramesside Kingleets name a king Nebka afore him, but syne thare are still difficulties in connectin that name wi contemporary horus names, some Egyptologists question the handit doun throne sequence.