【摘要】 “国王之女”是古埃及的重要身份阶层，她们通过与国王的亲密关系成为王权结构的重要组成部分。在成为女性统治者时，她们强调与国王之间的血缘关系塑造王权政治的合法性；她们通常是“国王之妻”的优先人选，通过婚姻仪式与国王形成了模拟神明的神圣夫妻关系；她们通过担任哈托尔女祭司和获得阿蒙神之妻的宗教头衔，从而获得政治与经济权力，成为国王掌控国家宗教体系的重要组成部分。更多还原

【Abstract】 The “King’s Daughter” was an important status stratum in ancient Egypt. By virtue of their close blood kinship with the king, they became a significant component of the royal power structure. When serving as female rulers, they emphasized their blood relationship with the king to shape the legitimacy of royal politics; they were usually the preferred candidates for “King’s Wife(hmt-nsw)”, forming a sacred marital relationship that imitated divine unions with the king through marriage rituals; By serving as priestesses of Hathor and holding the religious title of God’s Wife of Amun, they gained political and economic power, becomingan important part of the king’s control over the state religious system.更多还原