Names of pharaohs are presented in two rows of cartouches and undoubtedly not all the names are included. A chronicler presented in the upper register:

• 8 cartouches kings of I^st Dynasty: Menes (Narmer), Teti (Aha), Iti (Djer), Itiu (Djet), Sepati (Den), Merbapen (Adjib), Semsu (Semerkhet), Kebeh (Ka'a)
• 6 cartouches kings of II^nd Dynasty: Bedjau (Hotepsekhemui), Kakau (Nebre), Bannetjer (Ninetjer), Wadjnes (Weneg), Senedi (Senedj), Djadjai (Khasekhemui)
• 5 cartouches kings of III^rd Dynasty: Nebka (Sanakht), Djeser-Sa (Djoser), Teti (Sekhemkhet), Hudjefa, Neferkare (Khaba)
• 6 cartouches kings of IV^th Dynasty: Snefru, Khufu, Djedefre, Khafre, Menkaure, Shepseskaf
• 8 cartouches kings of V^th Dynasty: Weserkaf, Sahure, Kakai (Neferirkare I), Neferefre, Niuserre, Menkauhor, Djedkare, Unis
• 5 cartouches kings of VI^th Dynasty: Teti, Weserkare, Merire (Pepi I), Merenre (Nemtiemsaf I), Neferkare (Pepi II)
  

In the lower register:

• 1 cartouche king of VI^th Dynasty: Djefaemsaf (Nemtiemsaf II)
• 17 cartouches kings of VII^th and VIII^th Dynasties: Netjerikare, Menkare, Neferkare, Neferkare Nebi, Djedkare Szemai, Neferkare Khendu, Merienhor, Sneferka (Neferkamin), Nikare, Neferkare Tereru, Neferkahor, Neferkare Papisenebu, Neferkamin Anu, Kakaure (Kakare Ibi), Neferkaure, Neferkauhor, Neferirkare
• 2 cartouches kings of XI^th Dynasty: Nebhepetre (Mentuhotep II), Sankhkare (Mentuhotep III)
• 7 cartouches kings of XII^th Dynasty: Sehetepibre (Amenemhat I), Kheperkare (Senweseret I), Nebkaure (Amenemhat II), Khakheperre (Senweseret II), Khakaure (Senweseret III), Nimaatre (Amenemhat III), Maakherure (Amenemhat IV)
• 9 cartouches kings of XVIII^th Dynasty: Nebpehtire (Ahmose), Djeserkare (Amenhotep I), Aakheperkare (Totmes I), Aakheperenre (Totmes II), Menkheperre (Tuthmosis III), Menkheperure (Tuthmosis IV), Nebmaatre (Amenhotep III), Djeserkheperure (Horemheb)
• 2 cartouches kings of XIX^th Dynasty: Menpehtire (Ramesses I), Menmaatre (Seti I)

Naturally, an arrangement of Egyptian rulers into Dynasties was performed a long time thereafter by Manetho.

It is dated to the reign of Ramesses II. It was discovered in the Temple of Abydos, and nowadays is stored in the British Museum in London. This tablet represents cartouches of Egyptian kings - Ramesses’ predecessors. These cartouches are ordered in two rows as follows:

• ...ka..., Menkare, Neferkare, Neferkare Nebi, Djedkare Maat, Neferkare Khendu, Merenhor, Sneferkare, Nikare, Neferkare Tereru, ...y, ...nu
  
• Nebkaure, Khakheperre, Khakaure, Nimaatre, Maakherure, Nebpehtire, Djeduser...re, Aakheperkare, Aakheperenre, Menkheperre, Aakheperure, Menkheperure, Nebmaatre, Djoserkheperure, Menpehtire, Menmaatre, Usermaatre, Meriamon Ramesu