Editing Shepseskaf (section)

===Court life===
Some of the officials who served under Shepseskaf are known from the funerary inscriptions they made on their tombs and which mention the king. These are mostly found in Giza and Saqqara. The fact that many of these inscriptions only mention Shepseskaf without further details hints at the short duration of his reign. The court officials who mentioned Shepseskaf include [[Babaef II]], [[Vizier (Ancient Egypt)|vizier]] under Shepseskaf and possibly his cousin;{{sfn|Dodson|Hilton|2004|p=56}} Sekhemkare, a son of Khafre, priest of the royal funerary cults;{{efn|group=note|His mastaba, located in Giza and now known as G8154 yielded a list of the kings under whom he served, from Khafre down to Sahure.{{sfn|Lepsius|1859|loc=§ 89|p=109}}{{sfn|Sethe|1903|loc=§ 106|p=166}}}} Nisutpunetjer, who was a priest of the royal funerary cults;{{efn|group=note|His mastaba is now known as Giza tomb G8740.{{sfn|Sethe|1903|loc=§ 107|p=166}}}} Ptahshepses{{nbs}}I who was educated among the royal children in Shepseskaf's palace and harem,{{sfn|Dorman|2002|p=101}} later promoted to the office of priest of Ptah by Userkaf and son-in-law of this pharaoh;{{sfn|Breasted|1906|loc=§ 254–262|pp=115–118}} and Kaunisut, a palace official, priest and director of hairdressers.{{sfn|Digital Giza|2022e}}{{sfn|Hassan|1936|pp=75–85}}