Tetifywa

ẓumt-Titīfaw'ijjajiḏ Titīfikan
Believed late depiction of Tetifywa from his tomb
Died	ca. 700
Predecessor	Ḍwnṯ'jdwn
Successor	Kzḡwn

Tetifywa (Cananganamese: ḍemt-Tetifawiđ Tetifen) is the first recorded monarch in Cananganamese history. He is believed to have ruled a minute realm containing Talib and its surrounding countryside. Depictions of him contain several images of both the Sun and War (Crab) Gods depicted upon his shoulders as either representing his embodiment of the spirit of those Gods or receiving advice from these Gods. His reign is described as lasting about 300 lunar cycles, or roughly 21 to 23 years, however this may be an exaggeration. He is credited with founding the first Dynasty of Cananganam's Talibean Kingdom as well as conquering Dhentefean and Medlysean kingdoms, unifying the peninsula.

His father was a nobleman and his mother was an unnamed consort. He likely gained the throne either through dethroning the previous monarch, with some scholars believing it to be either a cousin or an unpopular sibling. His tomb was found four kilometers West of the Old district of modern Tellib, where remnants of a stone building housing his remains was discovered.