Berenice IV
Queen of Ptolemaic Egypt who ruled briefly after her father Ptolemy XII was overthrown by a popular rebellion. Berenike IV’s reign ended in 55 BCE when her father reconquered Egypt with a mercenary Roman army and ordered her execution.
Queen of Ptolemaic Egypt who ruled briefly after her father Ptolemy XII was overthrown by a popular rebellion. Berenike IV’s reign ended in 55 BCE when her father reconquered Egypt with a mercenary Roman army and ordered her execution.
Amenirdis I (714-700 BCE) controlled Thebes through her position as God’s Wife of Amun and effectively ruled Upper Egypt.
Enslaved woman whose escape to freedom led to precedent-setting legal cases
4th Dynasty Egyptian queen
Merit-Ptah is not only the first female doctor known by name but the first woman mentioned in the study of science.
In the 19th Dynasty, Nefertari (c. 1255 BCE) was the queen of Ramesses II (1279-1213 BCE) and was equally influential during his administration.
First century CE queen of Meroe
First century CE queen of Meroe
200s CE queen of Meroe
200s CE queen of Meroe