Nebettawy

Nebettaui was a daughter and wife of Ramses II It appears in various lists of princesses of the ruler in each case in fifth place, so was the fifth daughter of the Pharaoh. About her mother is unclear. One list is on the facade of the small temple of Abu Simbel. It was assumed that this is exclusively to daughters of Nefertari. Since Nebettaui is not mentioned here, it has been suggested that she was not a daughter of the first Great Royal Wife, which as a mother especially Isetnofret comes into question. At some point, probably in the second half of government of Ramses II, she was also one of the great royal wives of her father.

From Nebettaui few monuments have been preserved. There is only one round plastic representation, which is located at the Great Temple of Abu Simbel. Noteworthy is her spacious grave ( QV60 ) in the Valley of the Queens, the decoration was not completed.