 In addition, both Nehesy and Ipqu bore the titles of "king's son of Ra", a conflation of the titles "son of Ra" and "king's son", which could indicate that they were appointed junior coregents by Sheshi.These conclusions are shared by Baker but rejected by Ben-Tor, who argues not only that Nehesy reigned before Sheshi but also that the Nehesy referred to as "king's son" was a later Hyksos prince.In 2005 a stele of Nehesy was discovered in the fortress city of Tjaru, the starting point of the "Way of Horus", the major road leading out of Egypt into Canaan.