But he is more famous for another structure built with his architect Imhotep.
He consulted Medir when his people were suffering a seven-year famine and undertook a journey to Elephantine at Aswan where he built a temple to Khnum: the drought stopped. Succeeded by Sekhemkhet, he ascended to the throne after the deat h of his brother Zanakht. Also known as Neterikhet, his name is attached to a mastaba near Bayt Khallaf. But he is more famous for another structure built with his architect Imhotep. FTP identify this second king of the 3rd dynasty, a pharao who constructed a six-stepped stone pyramid at Saqqarah.
He consulted Medir when his people were suffering a seven-year famine and undertook a journey to Elephantine at Aswan where he built a temple to Khnum: the drought stopped.
Zoser or Djoser (accept Neterikhet before mentioned)