FTP, name this father of Cheops, who constructed the infamous Bent Pyramid.
On the orders of Neferirkare, this ruler's sanctuary was decorated by a statue of the god Ihy. His eldest son, the vizier Ankhhaf, was depicted in a bust now held at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. His main wife was his sister Hetepheres I, who was given the title "Daughter of God," and this ruler's mother Meresankh seems to have been a wife of his predecessor Huni. He constructed the Red Pyramid, also called the North Pyramid, named for the color of the stones beneath its casing. His campaigns into Libya produced a large quantity of cedar wood and prisoners. This first member of the Fourth Dynasty likely also built a pyramid at Meidum, but he's better known for a project at Dahshur which seems to have suffered structural damage, resulting in a 43-degree incline at the upper half. FTP, name this father of Cheops, who constructed the infamous Bent Pyramid.
On the orders of Neferirkare, this ruler's sanctuary was decorated by a statue of the god Ihy.
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