Pepy-ankh the black

{{Infobox royalty

{{Infobox royalty

| name = Pepy-ankh

| name = Pepy-ankh the black

| image = Tomb Relief of Pepy-ankh the black 2025.jpg

| succession = [[Vizier (Ancient Egypt)|Vizier]] of [[Ancient Egypt|Egypt]]

| caption = Tomb Relief of Pepy-ankh the black from his tomb

| succession = [[Vizier (Ancient Egypt)|Vizier]] of [[Sixth Dynasty of Egypt|Egypt]]

| reign = c. 2200 BC

| reign = c. 2200 BC

| regent =

| reg-type = King

| burial_place = [[Asyut Governorate|Asyut]], [[Egypt]]

| burial_place = [[Asyut Governorate|Asyut]], [[Egypt]]

| consort = yes

| consort = yes

| spouse = Zetnetpepy

| spouse = Zetnetpepy

| father = [[Niankh-Pepy-kem]]

| father = [[Niankh-Pepy-kem]]

| issue =

}}

}}

[[File:MeirTombA2Serdab.jpg|thumb|Serdab in the tomb of Pepy-ankh the black]]

[[File:Interior view of Pepy-ankh the black’s tomb 2025.jpg|thumb|200px|An interior view of Pepy-ankh the black’s tomb at [[Meir, Egypt|Meir]].]]

'''Pepy-ankh''' the black ([[Egyptian language|Ancient Egyptian]]: Niankh-Pepy kem; {{fl.|{{circa}} 2200 BC}}) was an important [[ancient Egypt]]ian official who is known from his monumental and decorated [[rock-cut tomb]] at [[Meir, Egypt|Meir]] in [[Middle Egypt]]. He lived at the end of the [[6th Dynasty]].

'''Pepy-ankh''' the black ([[Egyptian language|Ancient Egyptian]]: Niankh-Pepy kem; {{fl.|{{circa}} 2200 BC}}) was an important [[ancient Egypt]]ian official who is known from his monumental and decorated [[rock-cut tomb]] at [[Meir, Egypt|Meir]] in [[Middle Egypt]]. He lived at the end of the [[6th Dynasty]].

The tomb was first fully recorded and published by [[Aylward M. Blackman|Aylward Blackman]].<ref>Blackman 1959</ref> Later an Australian team under [[Naguib Kanawati]] recorded, photographed, and published the tomb again in 2014.<ref>Kanawati and Evans 2014</ref>

The tomb was first fully recorded and published by [[Aylward M. Blackman|Aylward Blackman]].<ref>Blackman 1959</ref> Later an Australian team under [[Naguib Kanawati]] recorded, photographed, and published the tomb again in 2014.<ref>Kanawati and Evans 2014</ref>

[[File:MeirTombA2Serdab.jpg|thumb|Serdab in the tomb of Pepy-ankh the black]]

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