Herodotus on Nitocris (Ntikrty)

The Turin Kings list records a pharaoh called Nitocris after Pepi II (or after Merenre II) at the end of the sixth dynasty.

Herodotus claimed that Queen Nitocris (Ntikrty) sought vengeance for the murder of her brother, the king. She constructed a banqueting hall with an inbuilt water inlet, and arranged for those she held responsible to be lured there by a great feast and then drowned. To escape the vengeance of her enemies, she threw her self into a room of embers (sounds like a bad way to go).

Herodotus: Pharaohs

Min
Cheops
Chephren

Mykerinos
Asychis
Nitocris

Moiris
Sesostris
Pheros

Proteus
Rhampsinitos
Anysis

Sethon
Psammis
Apries

Amasis
Cambyses
Darius