Patrapeamani was a reigning Nubian queen who ruled at the beginning of the 4th century AD. Patrapeamani is known only from a Meroitic inscription on an offering
| Patrepeamani | |
|---|---|
Artwork depicting a Kushite queen regnant in pyramid Beg. N 26, identified by some scholars as the tomb of Patrepeamani. | |
| Queen regnant of Meroë | |
| Reign | c. AD 4th century [1] |
| Predecessor | (.)p(...)niñ |
| Successor | Amanipilade |
| Born | c. AD 4th century |
| Died | c. AD 4th century |
| Burial | Beg N. 26 |
Patrapeamani was a reigning Nubian queen who ruled at the beginning of the 4th century AD. Patrapeamani is known only from a Meroitic inscription on an offering tablet found in Meroe in the tomb of Beg W309. This offering tablet is stylistically dated very late. It is not certain whether the tablet was removed or whether Beg W309 is the tomb of this ruler. Her parents are also named on the offering tablet (father: Datiley, mother: [...]li). It is not entirely certain whether Patrapeamani was actually a woman. In any case, Patrapeamani is one of the last attested rulers in Meroe.
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