Anedjib

Anedjib's reign was marked by internal strife and possible challenges to his authority. His tomb at Abydos is smaller and less elaborate than his predecessors, suggesting a decline in royal power.

Anedjib constructed a tomb at Abydos, but it was smaller and less well-built than those of earlier pharaohs. The tomb contained few subsidiary burials, reflecting reduced resources or prestige.

Historical records suggest Anedjib faced a rebellion or usurpation attempt, possibly by Semerkhet. The Palermo Stone notes a 'year of fighting the northerners,' indicating conflict within Egypt.