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User was an ancient Egyptian nomarch (governor) of the Eight Dynasty. User is mainly known from a false door found at (ancient Iushenshen) in 1884.The monument is about one meter high and is made of graywacke. It is today in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Here User bears a long string of important titles, such as Father of the god, beloved of the god, Overseer of Upper Egypt, overseer of the desert lands and overlord of the Coptite nome. The latter title is the main title for nomarchs in the late Old Kingdom and First Intermediate Period. Furthermore he was overseer of priests and overseer of the Eastern and Western Deserts. The most unusual title for a nomarch is king's eldest son of his body.

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  • User (Der Starke) war ein altägyptischer Gaufürst der Ersten Zwischenzeit um etwa 2200 v. Chr. User ist von einer Inschrift im Grab des Schemai und seiner monumentalen Scheintür bekannt, die sich 1884 bei in Oberägypten fand. Die Scheintür ist aus Grauwacke gearbeitet, gut erhalten und 2,60 Meter hoch. User trägt auf der Scheintür einige hohe Titel. Er war geliebter Gottesvater, Vorsteher der Priester, Vorsteher von Oberägypten, Vorsteher der östlichen und westliche Wüste, Großes Oberhaupt des koptischen Gaues und ältester leiblicher Königssohn. Der Titel Großes Oberhaupt des koptischen Gaues ist der Titel eines Gaufürsten. Der Titel ältester leiblicher Königssohn ist problematisch, da es nicht sicher ist, ob er einen wirklichen Sohn des Königs bezeichnet, oder ob es sich um einen Ehrenti (de)
  • User was an ancient Egyptian nomarch (governor) of the Eight Dynasty. User is mainly known from a false door found at (ancient Iushenshen) in 1884.The monument is about one meter high and is made of graywacke. It is today in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Here User bears a long string of important titles, such as Father of the god, beloved of the god, Overseer of Upper Egypt, overseer of the desert lands and overlord of the Coptite nome. The latter title is the main title for nomarchs in the late Old Kingdom and First Intermediate Period. Furthermore he was overseer of priests and overseer of the Eastern and Western Deserts. The most unusual title for a nomarch is king's eldest son of his body. (en)
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  • User (Der Starke) war ein altägyptischer Gaufürst der Ersten Zwischenzeit um etwa 2200 v. Chr. User ist von einer Inschrift im Grab des Schemai und seiner monumentalen Scheintür bekannt, die sich 1884 bei in Oberägypten fand. Die Scheintür ist aus Grauwacke gearbeitet, gut erhalten und 2,60 Meter hoch. User trägt auf der Scheintür einige hohe Titel. Er war geliebter Gottesvater, Vorsteher der Priester, Vorsteher von Oberägypten, Vorsteher der östlichen und westliche Wüste, Großes Oberhaupt des koptischen Gaues und ältester leiblicher Königssohn. Der Titel Großes Oberhaupt des koptischen Gaues ist der Titel eines Gaufürsten. Der Titel ältester leiblicher Königssohn ist problematisch, da es nicht sicher ist, ob er einen wirklichen Sohn des Königs bezeichnet, oder ob es sich um einen Ehrentitel handelt. Die Inschrift im Grab des Schemai befindet sich über einer stark zerstörten Darstellung, scheint aber den Transport eines Sarges für den König darzustellen. Er ist damit an das Ende der 8. Dynastie datierbar. (de)
  • User was an ancient Egyptian nomarch (governor) of the Eight Dynasty. User is mainly known from a false door found at (ancient Iushenshen) in 1884.The monument is about one meter high and is made of graywacke. It is today in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Here User bears a long string of important titles, such as Father of the god, beloved of the god, Overseer of Upper Egypt, overseer of the desert lands and overlord of the Coptite nome. The latter title is the main title for nomarchs in the late Old Kingdom and First Intermediate Period. Furthermore he was overseer of priests and overseer of the Eastern and Western Deserts. The most unusual title for a nomarch is king's eldest son of his body. The date of User was for a long time under discussion. However, he also appears in the tomb of Shemay at Coptos. There is depicted the transport of a stone from Elephantine. Under the scene is another one that is destroyed, only the caption is preserved naming User with several title, including eldest king's son. Shemay was in office at the end of the Eight Dynasty. Evidently User lived in the same period. The title king's eldest son of his body caused some discussion in Egyptology, as it is not certain whether he was a real son of a king or whether the title was purely honorific. (en)
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