It was the largest ever built in the Sudan The site was subsequently used for their pyramids by nineteen of his twenty successors in Kush and fifty-three queens, down to the early third century BCE.  Most of Taharqo’s followers are shadowy figures.  Only seven are known by historical texts; the rest are known only by the names actually found in their tomb.  The pyramids of the followers were almost uniformly half the size of Taharqo’s pyramid; those of the queens were generally about one quarter that size