Bebiankh

Bebanch (also Bebianch, Seuserenre ) was an ancient Egyptian King (Pharaoh) of the 17th dynasty. With the throne name Se -user- en-Re, he is in the Turin Royal Canon ( 11/8) topped with 12 years Longevity. The precise dating of his reign is uncertain. Jürgen von Beckerath sets Bebanchs rule beginning to the end of the 17th century BC

Through the discovery of a stele fragment from the Gebel time, you could assign the proper name Bebanch the throne name of Se -user- en-Re. A knife from Naqada is provided with the proper names. Kim Ryholt looks due to the position of his name in the Turin Royal Canon in him a ruler of the 16th Dynasty.

John Coleman Darnell refers to a graffito from Gebel - Tjauti. The inscription calls for the 11th year of the reign of a king, whose name has not been preserved, the heliacal rising of Sirius on 20 Schemu II The inscription ranks among other things, Jürgen von Beckerath Bebanch to. If confirmed this assumption, the 11th year of reign Bebanchs would fall within the period 1609-1604 BC, if Thebes was the observation of the heliacal rising.