Thuty
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Thuty (or: Djehuti, throne name: Sekhemresementawy) was a Pharaoh of Egypt of the Seventeenth dynasty based in Upper Egypt during the Second intermediate period. He reigned for a year after about 1650/30 BC. His predecessor was Sobekemsaf II and his successor was Mentuhotep VI. His wife was called Mentuhotep and is known from her (now lost) coffin which is one of the earliest monuments inscribed with the so-called Book of the Dead.
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