Sihathor IV (Pharaonic Survival)

Sihathor IV the Beloved
Pharaoh of Egypt
Reign	9 September 2048 -
Coronation	11 February 2049 (Sesostria)
Predecessor	Ahmose VIII
Heir apparent	Tutankhamun
Born	November 10, 2010(2010-11-10) Palace of the Lotus Per-Senusret, Egypt
Spouse	Tiye XXXII, Wadjet XXIII, Meritbast XI, Henutsen XXIX, Khameranebty XXIV, Meresankh XXII, Sitamun XI, Twosret XVIII, Hatshepsut XLIV
Issue	Tutankhamun, Crown Prince of Egypt Amongst Others
Full name
Horus Name: Kanakht Tutmesut Mekkemet Wafkhasut Nebty Name: Wehemmesut Sekhemkhepesh Wahemibra Golden Horus Name: Nebrenput Gemenefsobekbak Praenomen: Menmaatra Setepenhemen Nomen: Sihathor Samontu Merimaahes
House	Tutankhamun
Father	Tutankhamun Saahmosenesu Hesuttutankhamun
Mother	Henutmira
Religion	Kemetism

Sihathor IV (born as Sihathor Sneferu Merenptah Senusret Amenemhat Seti on 10 November 2010) is Emperor of the Egyptian Empire and the King of the United Kingdom of Egypt, King of Upper and Lower Nubia, Sovereign Lord of Yemen, Cyprus, Kush, Punt and Libya.

Sihathor was born in the Palace of the Lotus during the reign of his paternal great-grandfather, King Tutankhamun VI, and became heir apparent when his brother, Crown Prince Ramesses, died in a car crash in 2028. He was made Prince of Thebes in 2029 and his proclamation was held in 2031. He was educated at the Pharaoh Amenhotep VIII Institute of Education, and went on to complete a engineering degree from the Imperial University of Sesostria. Sihathor served in the Pharaonic Navy from 2035 to 2042, and about 5 years earlier in 2030, he married Lady Tiye of Mendes. They currently have five children: Tutankhamun, Ahmose, Ramesses, Tiye and Meritra.

As heir apparent, Sihathor undertook official duties and engagements on behalf of his grandfather. He founded the Blue Lotus Society in 2046, sponsored by the Prince's Treasury, and became patron or president of more than 200 other charities and organisations. He advocated for the conservation of historic buildings and the importance of architecture in society and culture.

Sihathor became emperor upon his grandfather's death in 2048. At the age of 37, he was the youngest person to ever accede to the Egyptian throne since Senusret XII. Significant events in his reign have included his coronations in 2049 and his presidency of the council of action of SHEMU.

Sihathor is the 1035th ruler of Egypt (or the 1049th if the fourteen usurpers are included) and the youngest person to ascend to the Horus throne since Senusret XII. He is also the first pharaoh to inherit the throne without succeeding a parent since Twosret V. Sihathor is the 14th pharaoh of Egypt's XLIV Dynasty and was named in honor of Sihathor III, who reigned from 1140 to 1154 AD.

Early Life

Sihathor Sneferu Merenptah Senusret Amenemhat Seti Satutankhamun Hesuttutankhamun was born on November 10, 2010, in Sesostria, during the reign of his paternal great-grandfather, Emperor Tutankhamun VI. He was the second son of then Throne Prince Tutankhamun and Throne Princess Henutmira. Sihathor received his early education at the Pharaoh Amenhotep VIII Institute of Education, followed by his enrollment at the Imperial University of Sesostria in 2027. He graduated in 2033 with a degree in engineering. Subsequently, he attended the Imperial Sesostris the Glorious Military Academy, graduating in 2035. Sihathor then served in the Egyptian Navy for seven years. Initially, Sihathor was not expected to succeed to the throne. However, following the death of his great-grandfather in 2016, his grandfather Ahmose succeeded to the throne as Ahmose VIII. At his coronation, Sihathor presented the state seal of the realm to his grandfather. Sihathor's father, Crown Prince Tutankhamun, was diagnosed with cancer in 2019 and eventually passed away in 2026. His eldest son, Prince Ramesses, became the new Crown Prince. However, this state of affairs was short-lived, as Prince Ramesses died in a car crash in 2028. As he was unmarried and had only an illegitimate son, Sihathor was appointed the new Crown Prince. Pharaoh Ahmose VIII ordered Sihathor to marry immediately, which he did to his girlfriend Tiye on May 8, 2029. The couple welcomed their first child, named Tutankhamun after Sihathor's father, on June 8, 2030. Ahmose VIII wasted no time in teaching his grandson the ways of ruling. The day after Prince Ramesses' funeral, Sihathor began attending meetings of the Privy Council. He became known as "the beloved" for his charitable acts, visits to hospitals, schools, factories, and other places, as well as his charming personality, which earned him a high level of popularity. Sihathor was appointed Regent on three separate occasions while his grandfather received medical attention, and he presided over the State Opening of Parliament in 2047.

Reign

Sihathor IV ascended to the throne of Egypt following the death of his predecessor, Pharaoh Ahmose VIII on September 9, 2048. At the age of 37, Sihathor IV gave his first speech as king on the same day of his accession, paying tribute to his grandfather. He led the funeral procession to the royal tombs 80 days after Ahmose VIII's death. Sihathor IV's coronation ceremonies were held in several key locations. On January 27, 2049, he was crowned in Mennefer as King of Lower Egypt, followed by his coronation as King of Upper Egypt in Waset on January 30. His coronation as King of Lower Nubia took place on February 2 at Neferuanuket, followed by his coronation as King of Upper Nubia on February 5 in Napata. Finally, he was crowned Emperor of the Egyptian Empire in Per-Senusret on February 11, 2049, with representatives from 183 nations attending the ceremonies.

On April 6, 2049, Sihathor IV embarked on his accession tour, starting in Lower Egypt. He visited major cities, including Alexandria, Mendes, Piramesses, Sais, Tanis, Bubastis, Memphis, and Buto. After spending 16 days in Lower Egypt, the king proceeded to Upper Egypt, where he visited Thebes, Abydos, Herakleopolis, Syene, Iunet, Elephantine, Itj-Tawy, and Opetniut over 18 days. The king then traveled to Lower Nubia for 7 days, visiting Neferuanuket, Buhen, and Ankhnefershu. His journey continued to Upper Nubia, where he spent 22 days visiting Kerma, Donqal, Meroe, and Inebu-Natakamani. Accompanied by the queen and the crown prince, Sihathor IV proceeded to Kush, visiting Agartum, Perkhnum, Nakatakami, Menapedemak, Demitanuket, and Menanuket over 20 days. After Kush, the king visited Punt, passing through Perhemen, Ta Menhit, Nesuamun, Puntniut, and Khau Deduen. From Punt, Sihathor IV traveled to Inebu-Hebeny, where he boarded a plane to Socotra. After his visit there, he returned to Nesuamun and then journeyed to Yemen for a 17-day stay, visiting Aden, Meninebu, and Dhiban. The king’s visit to Yemen lasted 3 days. Next, Sihathor IV traveled to Cyprus, arriving 1 day after leaving Yemen, and spent 3 days there. From Cyprus, the king proceeded to the Desheret Region for a 16-day visit, followed by 8 days in Cyrenaica. The king returned to Sesostria on August 24, 2049.

Sihathor IV made his first New Year's speech as king on September 11, 2049, where he reflected on the lives of his father, brother, and grandfather. On October 20, 2049, the king attended the Opet Festival in Thebes, during which he generously funded free meals for the public. On February 22, 2050, Sihathor IV hosted the leaders of the Supreme Head of Egyptian Monarchs Union (SHEMU) in Sesostria for the 28th biannual meeting. Later that year, Sihathor IV made his first state visit to Israel on May 26, 2050, where he was hosted by King Hezekiah XVII. In June 2050, he traveled to Korea to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Korean War. After erturning to Egypt in July and seven days after celebrating the Egyptian new year, on September 18, he delivered a speech from the throne following the 2050 general election, which saw the incumbent governor, Amenhotep VI, retain his position. Amenhotep VI was sworn into office again on October 16, 2050. On March 8, 2051, the king was hosted by the Prime Minister of Belgium. In June of that year, Sihathor IV embarked on a diplomatic tour of the Americas, meeting Brazilian Emperor Antonio II in Brasília, King Pachacuti III of Peru in Lima, Argentine President Alfonso Álvarez in Buenos Aires, U.S. President George Warren, and Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Boudran. After returning to Egypt for the New Year celebrations, the king began a tour of Asia and Oceania, visiting India, China, Japan, Thailand, Assyria, Oman, Iran, the UAE, Lebanon, Syria, Mesopotamia, Papua New Guinea, Australia, and New Zealand. On October 8, 2051, Sihathor IV ordered the construction of the Ahmose VIII School of Law, which was expected to be completed by 2053.

In June 2052, Sihathor IV hosted the King of Norway in Sesostria. In October 2052, the Egyptian government had announced plans for two major diplomatic tours—one in Africa and the other in Europe. In 13 November 2052 Sihathor Anounced his intention to elevate his son, Tutankhamun as co-regent in May 7th 2063 upon his 33rd birthday, he is expected to reign as Tutankhamun VII.

Family

Image	Wife	Married on	Rank	Sons	Daughters
	Tiye XXXII	8 May 2029	Great Royal Wife	Crown Prince Tutankhamun, born 2030- Prince Ahmose, born 2033- Prince Ramesses, born 2034-	Princess Meritra, born 2038- Princess Tiye born, 2042-
	Wadjet XXIII	15 March 2032	Second Queen	Prince Senusret, born 2035- Prince Amenemhat, born 2035-	Princess Hatshepsut, born 2033- Princess Nefertari, born 2034-
	Meritbast XI	26 January 2036	Third Queen	Prince Horemheb, born 2037- Prince Ramose, born 2039-	Princess Tiaa, born 2042- Princess Iset, born 2045-
	Henutsen XXIX	27 June 2037	Fourth Queen	Prince Seti, born 2046-	Princess Henutsen, born 2038- Princess Henutmira, born 2041- Princess Merneith, born 2043-
	Khameranebty XXIV	28 March 2039	Imperial Consort	Prince Narmer, born 2039- Prince Anhurhotep, born 2042-	Princess Meritamun, born 2044-
	Meresankh XXII	11 May 2040	Imperial Consort	Prince Amenhotep, born 2043- Prince Thutmose, born 2045-	Princess Meresankh, born 2041-
	Sitamun XI	15 June 2041	Imperial Consort	Prince Psusennes, born 2044- Prince Amenemope, born 2048-	Princess Tuya, born 2042- Princess Sobekneferu, born 2046-
	Twosret XVIII	22 May 2042	Imperial Consort	Prince Merenptah, born 2044- Prince Amunirdisu, born 2048-	Princess Nefertari, born 2046- Princess Isetnofret, born 2051-
	Hatshepsut XLIV	26 October 2043	Imperial Consort	Prince Siptah, born 2048- Prince Sneferu, born 2051-	Princess Aahotep, born 2046-