| Predynastic period | Early Dynastic | Old Kingdom | First Intermediate | Middle Kingdom | Second Intermediate | New Kingdom | Third Intermediate | Late period | Graeco-Roman period |
| Predynastic period | Early Dynastic | Old Kingdom | First Intermediate | Middle Kingdom | Second Intermediate | New Kingdom | Third Intermediate | Late period | Graeco-Roman period |
Sendji´s name appears in the Abydos kings list, the Turin list and is referred to in a private tomb (belonging to Shery) in Saqqara. However there is no contemporary evidence that he ruled Egypt. Some scholars suggest that he was in fact Weneg, or Sekhemhib (Seth-Peribsen). Other scholars suggest that he ruled an area of Lower (northern) Egypt at the same time as Sekhemhib (Seth-Peribsen). Despite the lack of evidence of his reign, Manetho states that he held the throne for 41 years.
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| Nomen; Sendj |
| Nomen; Nesu Sendj |
| Nomen; Sendji (from the Abydos kings list) |
| Nomen; Sendj (from the Turin list and a Saqqara tomb) |
