Tamelerdeamani

Tamelordeamani was a Nubian king who ruled in the third century AD.

Tamelordeamani is known only from a sacrificial board that was found in Meroe. This offering table is stylistically set very late and possibly comes from the pyramid Beg N27 in Meroe, but that is not safe and thus the attribution of the pyramid uncertain. On the offering table and the parents of Tamelordeamani be called. His father's name was Teritanide, his mother Arqatanmakasa. The mother's name is attested as the name of the mother of King Teqorideamani, was suspected that that Teqorideamani and Tamelordeamani were half-brothers. However, it can not be ruled out that it was in the mothers of two different women with the same name.