'King's wife'. Several women with this name are attested. The 'king's wife' is most likely the wife of Pinodjem I.

Kitchen 1986: 49-55, § 42-48

'High Priest of Amun'. He assumed parts of a royal titulary.

Also called Mutemhat, daughter of Pinodjem I. She bears the title 'God's wife of Amun'.

Kitchen 1986: 58-61, § 48-49

Asetemakhbit, wife of Menkheperre.

Kitchen 1986: 62-63, § 51

She is the wife of Pinodjem II; she died in year 5 of Siamun and was buried in the royal cache.

Kitchen 1986: 65-66, § 53

Daughter of Pinodjem II. Owner of the longest surviving funerary papyrus (BM EA 10553).
Copper vessel found in the 'royal cache'.