Amenhirkhepshef Of Egypt
Husband Amenhirkhepshef Of Egypt 1
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Amenhirkhepshef was the son of Ramesses III who rul e d f r o m 1290 to 1224 BC. This prince served in Ramesse s ' mili ta r y campaign and was possibly killed in battle . H e was t o h av e been the heir to the throne until hi s deat h. His t om b wa s very elaborate and was located i n the Va lley of t h e Queen s at Thebes. Source: www.toure gypt.netA menhirkhep sh ef was t he son of Ramesses III wh o ruled fro m 1290 to 1 224 BC. Thi s prince serve d in Ram esses' milit ary campaig n an d was pos siblykilled in batt le. He was t o have been t he h e ir to th e throne until h isdeath. Hi s tomb was ver y elabo rate and wa s located i n the Valle y o f theQueens a t Thebes . Source: ww w.toure gypt.net
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Amenhotep II Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt and Tio ( )
Husband Amenhotep II Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt 1
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Father: Thutmose III Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt ( - ) 1
Mother: Meryetre Hatshepsut Of Egypt ( - ) 1
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Other Spouse: Merit-Amon Of Egypt ( - ) 1
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Occupation, Pharaoh 18.7; 22 Nov 1451 BC - 23 Sep 1425 BC
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1 M Thutmose IV Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt 1
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Spouse: Mutemwiya ( - ) 1
Spouse: Gilakhipa Of Mitanni ( - ) 1
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Amenhotep, the seventh king of the 18th Dynasty, w a s a f i e rce ruler that excelled in both horsemanship a n d archer y . W hile a prince, he was given the command o f t he nava l ba se n ear Memphis. In his first year as kin g th e Asiati cs re belle d, but to no avail. He spent hi s secon d year i n Syri a overc oming several uprisings. Hi s victor ious retu rn to E gypt wa s indicated by the capti ve office rs that we re hangi ng upsid e down on the prow o f his ship . The sam e were behe aded i n a ceremony by Ame nhotep's ow n hand. Hi s son, Thutm ose I V assumed the thr one when Ame nhotep die d at the age o f 45 . His remains s how signs o f a systemi c disease which p robab ly attribut ed to his de ath. He buil t a court in the T empl e of Luxo r, that was l ater decorate d by Tutankhamun an d Hor emheb . Amenhotep II 's tomb is i n the Valley of the Ki ng s i n Thebes. Source : www.touregyp t.comAmenhotep, the se v enth k ing of the 18 th Dynasty, wa s a fierce ruler that exce lled i n both hor s emanship and a rchery. While a pri nce, h e was gi venth e command of the na val base near Mem phis . I n his fir s t year as king theAsia tics rebelled , but to no a vail. H e sp ent his second yea r i n Syriaov ercoming severa l upri sings . His victorious r eturn to Eg ypt wasindicated b y th e capt i ve officers tha t were han ging upside down on t he prow of h is ship. The sa me wer e beheaded i n a ceremo n y by Amenhotep s ownhand. Hi s so n, Thutmose IV assumed t h e throne when Ame nhotep d i e d at theage of 45. His rema in s show signs of a s ystemi c d isease which probablyattri bute d t o his death. H e bu il t a court in the Temple of L uxor , thatwas later deco r ate d by Tutankhamu n and Horemh eb. Am enhotep II's tom b is i n the Valley of the Kings i n Thebes . Source: www.t ouregy pt. com
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General Notes for Child Thutmose IV Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt
Thutmose IV, king of Egypt (1419-1386 BC) of the 18t h D y n a sty, son of Amenhotep II, and grandson of Thutmos e I I I . H e conducted military expeditions to Nubia and S yri a , co llec ting tribute in both countries. He complete d t h e las t obeli sk begun by Thutmose III and cleared aw ay t h e san d from th e Great Sphinx of Giza. Thutmose I V negot ia ted al liances wi th Babylonia and with Mitann i and marr ie d the da ughter of A rtatama, king of Mitanni . Source: " Thu tmose IV, " Microsoft( R) Encarta(R) 98 Enc yclopedia. ( c) 1 993-1997 M icrosoft Corp oration. All rig hts reserved. Thutm ose IV, kin g of Egypt (14 19-1386 BC ) of the 18th Dy nasty , son of Amen hotep II, and g rand s on of Thutmose II I. H e conducted mili tary expeditio n s to Nubia and Syria , coll ecting tribute i n both count ries . He completed th e last o belisk begun by T hutmose I II and c leared away th e san d f rom the Great Sphi nx o f Giza. Thutmo se IV negot iated alli ances with Babylon i a and with Mitann i and marr ied the dau ghter of Artatam a, k ing of Mitanni. So urce: " Thutmose IV, " Microsoft(R ) Encart a(R) 98 Encyclopedi a. ( c)1993-1997 M icrosoft Co rpor ation . All rights reserved.
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Amenhotep II Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt and Merit-Amon Of Egypt
Husband Amenhotep II Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt 1
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Father: Thutmose III Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt ( - ) 1
Mother: Meryetre Hatshepsut Of Egypt ( - ) 1
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Other Spouse: Tio ( ) ( - ) 1
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Occupation, Pharaoh 18.7; 22 Nov 1451 BC - 23 Sep 1425 BC
Wife Merit-Amon Of Egypt 1
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Father: Thutmose III Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt ( - ) 1
Mother: Meryetre Hatshepsut Of Egypt ( - ) 1
General Notes (Husband)
Amenhotep, the seventh king of the 18th Dynasty, w a s a f i e rce ruler that excelled in both horsemanship a n d archer y . W hile a prince, he was given the command o f t he nava l ba se n ear Memphis. In his first year as kin g th e Asiati cs re belle d, but to no avail. He spent hi s secon d year i n Syri a overc oming several uprisings. Hi s victor ious retu rn to E gypt wa s indicated by the capti ve office rs that we re hangi ng upsid e down on the prow o f his ship . The sam e were behe aded i n a ceremony by Ame nhotep's ow n hand. Hi s son, Thutm ose I V assumed the thr one when Ame nhotep die d at the age o f 45 . His remains s how signs o f a systemi c disease which p robab ly attribut ed to his de ath. He buil t a court in the T empl e of Luxo r, that was l ater decorate d by Tutankhamun an d Hor emheb . Amenhotep II 's tomb is i n the Valley of the Ki ng s i n Thebes. Source : www.touregyp t.comAmenhotep, the se v enth k ing of the 18 th Dynasty, wa s a fierce ruler that exce lled i n both hor s emanship and a rchery. While a pri nce, h e was gi venth e command of the na val base near Mem phis . I n his fir s t year as king theAsia tics rebelled , but to no a vail. H e sp ent his second yea r i n Syriaov ercoming severa l upri sings . His victorious r eturn to Eg ypt wasindicated b y th e capt i ve officers tha t were han ging upside down on t he prow of h is ship. The sa me wer e beheaded i n a ceremo n y by Amenhotep s ownhand. Hi s so n, Thutmose IV assumed t h e throne when Ame nhotep d i e d at theage of 45. His rema in s show signs of a s ystemi c d isease which probablyattri bute d t o his death. H e bu il t a court in the Temple of L uxor , thatwas later deco r ate d by Tutankhamu n and Horemh eb. Am enhotep II's tom b is i n the Valley of the Kings i n Thebes . Source: www.t ouregy pt. com
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General Notes (Wife)
Merit-Amon was the wife of Amenhotep II during the 1 8 t h D y nasty. She was the daughter of Tuthmosis III an d Me ry t-Re '- Hatshepsut. She is shown on reliefs at Dei r el-B ahr i wit h h er father. Her cartonnage mask is loca ted i n th e Egypti an M useum in Cairo. It is prized for i ts bea uty a nd workma nship . However, the mask does not a ppear t o be a ccurate a s it do es not match the remains o f her mu mmy. So urce: www. touregyp t.netMerit-Amon was th e wife o f Amenhot ep II durin g the 18t h Dynasty. She was the daugh ter of Tut hm osis II I and Meryt- Re'-Hatshepsut . She is s hown onreli efs at Dei r el-Bahri wit h her fath er. H er ca rtonnage mas k is locate din the Egyptia n Muse um in Cairo . It is prize d for its bea uty and workmans hi p. However , the mask doe s not appear t o be accurate a s i t doesno t match the remai n s of her mumm y. Source: w ww.tour egypt .net
Amenhotep III Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt and Tiy Of Egypt
Husband Amenhotep III Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt 1
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Father: Thutmose IV Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt ( - ) 1
Mother: Mutemwiya ( - ) 1
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Other Spouse: Dadukhipa Of Mitanni ( - ) 1
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Occupation, Pharaoh 18.9; 16 Jun 1415 BC - 9 Jan 1376 BC
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Wife Tiy Of Egypt 1
Born: - [Abt. 1391 BC]
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Father: Yuia (Iuaa) Of Egypt Priest Of Akhmin ( - ) 1
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1 F Baketamon Of Egypt 1
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2 M Akhenaton (Iknaton) Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt 1
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Spouse: Kiya Of Egypt ( - ) 1
Spouse: Nefertiti ( - ) 1
Spouse: Tadhukipa Of Mitanni ( - ) 1
3 F Sitamun Of Egypt 1
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Amenhotep III, king of Egypt (1386-1349 BC), of th e 1 8 t h D ynasty, builder of extensive architectural work s, i nc lu din g portions of the temple of Luxor and the so -call e d Col oss i of Memnon. His reign was one of peace a nd pro sp erity , whe n Egyptian power was at its height. A menhote p' s diplo mati c correspondence is preserved in th e Amarn a Le tters , a coll ection of some 400 clay tablet s found i n Tal l al ' Amarina h in 1887. Akhenaton, Egypt' s great re ligiou s refor mer, wa s his son. "Amenhotep III ," Microsof t(R) En carta(R ) 98 Ency clopedia. (c) 1993-19 97 Microsof t Corpora tion. Al l rights r eserved. ------ - The ninth ki ng of th e 18th dyna sty was th e son of Thu tmose IV and Qu een Mutem wiya. He mar ried Tiy, d aughte r of Yuya, who wa s a chancel lor of the no rth and w a s a priest of Hermonth is and Amon . Egypt was enj oyin g a pea ceful time during A menhotep's r eign, thus allow i ng him to c oncentrate on mo re artistic r enewals. He marr i ed daughter s of foreign ki ngs, includin g a Mitanni pri nces s and one fr om Babylon . This solidifie d his interna tiona l standings. Du ring hi s reign he enlarg ed many tem ples. H e built Malkata o n th e western shore o f Thebes , south of M edinet Habu. Thi s c omplex was a minia ture c ity with office s, houses, chamb e rs, chapels and apa rtme nts. Close to Malk ata he buil t a lak e for his queen . Ne xt to the lake he bui lt a pala ce for hi s harem an d a pa lace for Queen Tiy. He b uilt th e famous Col ossi o f Memn on and is accredited with b uildi ng the Temple o f Lu xor . Amenhotep spent years improvi n g Karnak, by addin g te m ples and a row of sphinxes that l i nked it to the tem p l e of Amon at Luxor. Amenhotep die d i n his mid fifties . H i s heir was the infamous Akhenate n. So urce: www.tour egypt .co mAmenhotep III, king of Egyp t (1386- 1349 BC), o f the 1 8th D ynasty, builderof extensi ve archit e ctura l works, in cludin g portions of the templ e ofLuxor a nd t he so-calle d Coloss i of Memnon. H is reig n was one o f p eace andprosp erity, whe n Egyptian power wa s at its hei g ht. Amenhotep' s d iplomatic correspondence i s preserve d i n the Amarna Le tters, a collec tion of some4 00 clay t abl et s found in Tal l al 'Amarinah i n 1887. Akh enaton , Egypt'sgr eat religiou s reformer, was hi s s on. " Amenh otep III," Mic rosoft(R) E ncarta(R) 98 Encyclo pedia . (c ) 1993-1997Microso ft Corpora tion . All rights rese rv ed . ------- The ninth ki ng of th e 18th dynasty was th e s o n of Thutmose IV and Quee nMutemw iya. He marrie d Ti y, d augh ter of Yuya, who was a c hancel lor of thenorth a nd wa s a pri est of Hermonthis a n d Amon . Egypt was enjo ying a peaceful t ime during Amenhot eps rei gn, thus allow ing hi m to conc entr ateon more artist ic ren ewals. He ma rried d aughters of forei gn kings, includi n g a Mitann i p rinces s and one from Babylon . This solidif i ed hisin ternationa l standings. During his re ign h e enla rg ed ma ny temples . Hebuilt Malkata on the weste rn shore o f T he bes, sout h of Medinet Hab u. Thiscomplex wa s a minia tu r e city wit h offices, houses, chambers, chapel s andapa r tmen ts. Cl o se to Malkata he built a lake for hi s quee n . Nex t to the lake he built a palace for his har e m a n d a palac e for Q ueen Tiy. He builtthe famous Colo ssi of M e mnon an d is ac credited with bui lding the Temp leof Luxor . A menhot ep sp ent years improving Karnak, b y adding templ es an d a r o w of sphinxes that linked it t o the temple o f Amo n a t Lu xor. Amenhotepdied in his mi d fifties . His h ei r was th e i nfamous Akhenaten. Source : www.touregypt.com
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General Notes (Wife)
Tiy was a queen of the 18th Dynasty, married to Amen h o t e p III (1391-1353 B.C.). The daughter of Yuia, a pri e s t o f A khmin, and Tuia, a servant of the queen , Mutem wi ya , Ti y li kely married Amenhotep while he was a princ e . Sh e is b eliev ed to have been only 11 or 12 years ol d a t th e time o f th e marriage.. She was intelligent an d dil igent , the fir st qu een of Egypt to have her name o n offi cial a cts, inclu ding t he announcement of the king 's marr iage t o a foreig n princes s.
After giving birth to Akhenaten and a number of royal d a u g h ters, Tiy urged her oldest daughter, Princess Sitam u n , t o m arry the king. It is believed that she did th i s i n orde r t o ensure royal heirs to the throne
Amenhotep III built a pleasure palace for Tiy and f o r t h e m embers of the royal family at Malkata, on the w es ter n s hor e of Thebes. He retired to his own palace wi t h hi s wome n an d allowed her to see to the affairs of s ta te wi th coun selor s and officials. Tiy was mentioned b y t he kin gs of se vera l other lands in their corresponde nce , havin g been mad e kno wn to them in her official dea ling s. She w as widowe d at th e age of 48. Akhenaten reti red t o 'Amarna , and fo r a time T iy lived there. Depicti ons o f her sho w a forcefu l woman wit h a sharp chin, dee p-se t eyes an d a firm mouth . Source: www .touregypt.netT iy wa s a quee n of the 18th Dyn asty, marrie d to Amenhote p II I (1391-135 3B.C.). The daught er o f Yuia , a pries t of Ak hmin, and Tu ia, a servant ofth e queen , Mut emwiy a, Tiy l ikely marrie d A menhotep while h e was aprinc e . She is be lieved to hav e been only 11 or 1 2 years ol d at t he ti me of the marriag e.. She was intellig ent an d diligent , th e first queen ofE gypt to have her na m e o n official act s , including the an nouncement ofthe kin g' s marriage to a f o reign princess.
After giving birth to Akhenaten and a number of royal d a u g h ters, Tiyurged her oldest daughter , Princess Sitam u n , t o m arry the king. It isbelieved that she did thi s i n o rde r t o ensure roy al heirs to the throne
Amenhotep III built a pleasure palace for Tiy and f o r t h e m embers of theroyal family at Malka ta, on the w es ter n s hor e of Thebes. He retired tohis own palace wit h h is w ome n an d allowed he r to see to the affairs ofst at e wit h coun selor s and officials. Tiy was mentioned b y th e kin g s ofse vera l other lands in their corresponde nce , havin g been mad e kno wn tothem in her officia l dea ling s. She w as widowe d at th e age of 48.Akhenaten retir ed t o 'Amarna , and fo r a time T i y lived there. Depicti onso f her sho w a forcefu l woman wit h a sharp chin, deep -se t eyes a n d a firmmouth . Source: www .touregypt.net
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General Notes for Child Baketamon Of Egypt
Baketamon was a princess of the 18th Dynasty and w a s t h e y oungest daughter of King Amenhotep III and Que e n Tiy . B aket amon was the sister of Akhenaten, also kno w n as Am enho tep I V. She was also a witness of the 'Amar n a episode . Sh e live d in 'Amarna with her mother fo r a ti me, wher e she w as know n as Baketaten. Source: www .toureg ypt.netBa ketamo n was a pr incess of the 18th Dyna sty an d was the yo ungestd aughter o f King Amenhotep I I I and Qu een Tiy. Bake tamon wa s the sist er ofAkhenaten , also know n as Amenhote p IV. Sh e was a ls o a witness o f the'Amarn a episode. Sh e lived i n 'Amarna wit h her mot her for a ti me, wheres h e was know n as Baketaten . Sourc e: www.toureg ypt.net
General Notes for Child Akhenaton (Iknaton) Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt
Born as Amenhotep IV, he changed his name within a f e w y e a rs of becoming Pharaoh. -------- Akhenaton or Ikh na ton , a ls o called Amenhotep IV, pharaoh of Egypt fro m abo ut 1 35 0 t o 1334 BC. Akhenaton was the son of Amenh otep I II an d T iy , and husband of Nefertiti, whose beaut y is no w fame d th rou gh celebrated portrait busts of th e period . Akhena ton w as t he last important ruler of th e 18th dyn asty an d notabl e a s the first historical figu re to estab lish a r eligion b ase d on the concept of mono theism. He e stablishe d the cul t o f Aton, or Aten, the s un god or sol ar disk, w hich he be liev ed to be a univers al, omnipresen t spirit an d the sol e creat or of the univ erse. Some scho lars believ e that th e Hebrew p rophets' c oncept of a univ ersal God, p reached se ven or eigh t cent uries later i n a land that Akh enaton onc e ruled, wa s de rived in par t from his cult. Aft er he estab lished th e n ew religion , sometimes referred t o as solar mo nothei sm, h e change d his name from the roya l designation A men hotep I V to Ak henaton, meaning "Aton i s satisfied. " H e moved his c apit al from Thebes to Akhetat on (now th e sit e of Tall al 'A m arinah), a new city devote d to th e celebra tion of Aton, a n d he ordered the oblitera tio n of all trace s of the poly thei stic religion of his an c estors. He also f ought bitte rly aga inst the powerful pr i ests who attempte d to mainta in the wor ship of the stat e g od Amon, or Amen . This reli gious revolut ion had a pr ofoun d effect on Egypt ian artis ts, who turned f rom th e rituali stic forms to whic h the y had been confined , t o a much mor e realistic represe nta tion of nature as evi d ence of the a ll-embracing powe r o f the sun, Aton (se e Egypt ian Art an d Architecture) . A ne w religious liter ature als o arose. T his blossomin g of cult ure, however , did not conti nue afte r Akhenaton' s death. Hi s son-in- law, Tutankhamen, m oved t he capita l back to Thebe s, res tored the old polytheis ti c religion , and Egyptian ar t o nce more became ritualize d . Source : "Akhenaton," Micro s oft(R) Encarta(R) 98 Encycl ope dia . (c) 1993-1997 Micro sof t Corporation. All rights r eser v ed. ----------- Th e tent h king of the 18th Dynasty w a s perh aps the most c ontrovers ial because of his break w i th tradit ional reli gion. Some s ay that he was the mos t re markable ki ng t o sit upon Egypt' s throne. Akhenate n was t raditional l y raised by his parent s, Amenhotep II I and Que en Tiy ( 1382- 1344 B.C.) by worship ping Amen. Ak henaten, h owever , preferr ed Aten, the sun go d that was w orshipped i n ea rlier times . Early in his reig n he change d his nam e t o Akhenaten, mean ing "He Who is o f Service t o Aten " and r enamed his queen t o Nefer-Nefru-At en, whic h is " Beautifu l is the Beauty of At en." The king a nd hi s quee n, leavin g Thebes behind, built e laborate build ing s a t Akhenaten ( Amarna) "The Horizon of At en." He the n s en t his official s around to destroy Amen's st atues a n d t o desecrate the w orship sites. These actions wer e s o co n trary to the tradi tional that opposition arose aga i nst h i m. The estates o f the great temples of Thebes, M emph i s an d Heliopolis rev erted to the throne. Corruptio n gre w ou t o f the mismanage ment of such large levies. A khenat en die d i n the 18th yea r of his reign. His succes sor, Ho remhab, c la imed his reig n began from the date o f Amenhot ep III, th u s wiping out t he entire rule of Akh enaten. So urce: www.to ur egypt.netBor n as Amenhotep IV , he change d his name with i n a few year s of becomingPha raoh. ------ -- Akhenaton or I kh naton, als o called Amenh otep IV, phar aoh of Egypt fromab ou t 1350 t o 1334 BC . A khenaton was t he son of Amenhotep I I I and Ti y,and husba nd of Nefertiti , whose beauty is n o w fa med th rough cel ebratedportrai t busts of the period . Akhenat on w as th e last importan t rule r ofthe 18th dynas ty and not ab l e as the first his torical figure to establish a relig i o n base d on the conc ept of monotheism. He establi she d th e c ult ofAton, or At en, the sun god or sola r dis k , whic h he b elieved to b e auniversal, omnipresent spir it a nd th e sole c reator o f the un iverse. Somescholar s believ e tha t the Hebr ew pr ophets' concept of a univer sal God,pre ache d se ven o r ei ght centuries later in a l and that Akhen ato n oncerule d , was derived in part fro m hi s cult. Afte r h e establis he d the newreligion, some times referred to a s s olar mono theis m, he c hanged hi s namefrom the royal des ig nation A menhote p IV to Akhena ton, meaning "Aton issatisf i e d." H e moved hi s capita l from Thebes to Akhetaton (n o w the si teof Tall a l 'Ama rinah), a new c ity devoted t o th e cele bration of Ato n , andhe ordered the obliteratio n of a ll t races of th e p ol ytheistic religion ofhis ances tors . H e also fough t bitterl y against the powerful priest s w h oat tempted t o maintain th e worship of the state go d Am on, o r Amen . Thisreligious rev olution h ad a profoun d ef fect o n Eg yptian artists, whoturn ed from the ritualis ti c form s t o which the y had been confi ned, to amuch mo r e reali stic r epresentation of nature as ev idence of the al l-e m bracing p ower of the sun, Aton (see Egy ptian Ar t an d Ar chitecture). A new religious literatur e als o aro se. T hi s blossoming o f culture, however, did not contin u e aft e r Akhenaton's deat h. H is son-in-law, Tutankhamen , mo v e d the capital back t o Thebes, restored the oldpoly theis t i c rel igion, and Egyp tian art once more became ri tual ize d . Source: "Akhenaton, " Microsoft(R) Encarta(R) 9 8 E ncycl ope dia. (c)1993-1997 Mi crosoft Corporat ion. Al l r ights r eserv ed. ----------- Th e tenth king of the 18 t h Dynasty w as perh aps the most cont roversialbecause o f h is break wi t h tradit ional religion . Some say that h e wa s themost re markable kin g to sit upo n Egypts thro n e. Ak henaten wastr aditionally ra ised by hi s parents, Am enhote p III and Quee n Tiy(1382-134 4 B .C.) b y worshippi ng Amen . Akhenaten, ho wever, preferre d Aten,th e sun go d that wa s worshippe d i n earlier times. E arly i n his r eign hecha nged his name t o Akhenaten, meanin g He Wh o i s o f Servic e to Aten andren amed his queen to Nef er-Ne f ru-Aten, whic h is Beautiful i s the Beaut yof Aten. T h e kin g and his q ueen, leaving The bes behind, built ela borat ebui ldings a t Akhenat en (Amarn a) The Horizon of A ten. He t he n sen t hisofficials aroun d to destroy Amen s statue s an d t o d esecrate the worships ites. These act ions were so cont ra r y to the traditional t hat o ppositi onarose against hi m . T he estates of the grea t temples o f Thebes, Memphisan d He li opoli s reverted to t he throne . Corruption grew ou t of th e mismanagement of suc h larg e levies. Akhen aten d ied in t h e 18th year ofhis re ign . His successor, Horemha b, claime d h is reign began f r o m the dateof Amenhotep II I, thus wip in g out the enti r e rule of Akhenaten. Source : www.touregyp t.n et
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General Notes for Child Sitamun Of Egypt
Sitamun was a princess during the 18th Dynasty, an d w a s t h e daughter of Amenhotep III and Queen Tiy (1391 -13 5 3 B.C. ) . Some records indicate that Queen Tiy urge d Ame nh otep t o a ccept Sitamun as a consort. Tiy probabl y want e d to ensu re t he birth of other royal heirs. Sita mun i s be lieved b y som e to be the mother of Smenkhkar e and Tu t'ank hamun a s a resu lt of this marriage, as th e young ki ngs we re broth ers. Sh e was buried at Thebes . Source: www .toureg ypt.netSi tamun wa s a princess durin g the 18th Dyn asty, an d was th e daughte r ofAmenhotep II I and Quee n Ti y (1391-1 353 B.C.) . Some rec ords indicat e thatQueen Ti y urged Amen hotep to a ccept Sitam u n a s a consort. Tiy p robablywante d to ensur e the birt h o f other royal heirs . Sitamun is be lie ved bys ome t o be th e mother of Smenkh kare and Tut'ank hamun as a r es ult of this marriage, as t h e young kings we re brother s . She was burie d at Thebes . Source: www.toureg ypt.net
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Amenhotep III Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt and Dadukhipa Of Mitanni
Husband Amenhotep III Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt 1
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Occupation, Pharaoh 18.9; 16 Jun 1415 BC - 9 Jan 1376 BC
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Amenhotep III, king of Egypt (1386-1349 BC), of th e 1 8 t h D ynasty, builder of extensive architectural work s, i nc lu din g portions of the temple of Luxor and the so -call e d Col oss i of Memnon. His reign was one of peace a nd pro sp erity , whe n Egyptian power was at its height. A menhote p' s diplo mati c correspondence is preserved in th e Amarn a Le tters , a coll ection of some 400 clay tablet s found i n Tal l al ' Amarina h in 1887. Akhenaton, Egypt' s great re ligiou s refor mer, wa s his son. "Amenhotep III ," Microsof t(R) En carta(R ) 98 Ency clopedia. (c) 1993-19 97 Microsof t Corpora tion. Al l rights r eserved. ------ - The ninth ki ng of th e 18th dyna sty was th e son of Thu tmose IV and Qu een Mutem wiya. He mar ried Tiy, d aughte r of Yuya, who wa s a chancel lor of the no rth and w a s a priest of Hermonth is and Amon . Egypt was enj oyin g a pea ceful time during A menhotep's r eign, thus allow i ng him to c oncentrate on mo re artistic r enewals. He marr i ed daughter s of foreign ki ngs, includin g a Mitanni pri nces s and one fr om Babylon . This solidifie d his interna tiona l standings. Du ring hi s reign he enlarg ed many tem ples. H e built Malkata o n th e western shore o f Thebes , south of M edinet Habu. Thi s c omplex was a minia ture c ity with office s, houses, chamb e rs, chapels and apa rtme nts. Close to Malk ata he buil t a lak e for his queen . Ne xt to the lake he bui lt a pala ce for hi s harem an d a pa lace for Queen Tiy. He b uilt th e famous Col ossi o f Memn on and is accredited with b uildi ng the Temple o f Lu xor . Amenhotep spent years improvi n g Karnak, by addin g te m ples and a row of sphinxes that l i nked it to the tem p l e of Amon at Luxor. Amenhotep die d i n his mid fifties . H i s heir was the infamous Akhenate n. So urce: www.tour egypt .co mAmenhotep III, king of Egyp t (1386- 1349 BC), o f the 1 8th D ynasty, builderof extensi ve archit e ctura l works, in cludin g portions of the templ e ofLuxor a nd t he so-calle d Coloss i of Memnon. H is reig n was one o f p eace andprosp erity, whe n Egyptian power wa s at its hei g ht. Amenhotep' s d iplomatic correspondence i s preserve d i n the Amarna Le tters, a collec tion of some4 00 clay t abl et s found in Tal l al 'Amarinah i n 1887. Akh enaton , Egypt'sgr eat religiou s reformer, was hi s s on. " Amenh otep III," Mic rosoft(R) E ncarta(R) 98 Encyclo pedia . (c ) 1993-1997Microso ft Corpora tion . All rights rese rv ed . ------- The ninth ki ng of th e 18th dynasty was th e s o n of Thutmose IV and Quee nMutemw iya. He marrie d Ti y, d augh ter of Yuya, who was a c hancel lor of thenorth a nd wa s a pri est of Hermonthis a n d Amon . Egypt was enjo ying a peaceful t ime during Amenhot eps rei gn, thus allow ing hi m to conc entr ateon more artist ic ren ewals. He ma rried d aughters of forei gn kings, includi n g a Mitann i p rinces s and one from Babylon . This solidif i ed hisin ternationa l standings. During his re ign h e enla rg ed ma ny temples . Hebuilt Malkata on the weste rn shore o f T he bes, sout h of Medinet Hab u. Thiscomplex wa s a minia tu r e city wit h offices, houses, chambers, chapel s andapa r tmen ts. Cl o se to Malkata he built a lake for hi s quee n . Nex t to the lake he built a palace for his har e m a n d a palac e for Q ueen Tiy. He builtthe famous Colo ssi of M e mnon an d is ac credited with bui lding the Temp leof Luxor . A menhot ep sp ent years improving Karnak, b y adding templ es an d a r o w of sphinxes that linked it t o the temple o f Amo n a t Lu xor. Amenhotepdied in his mi d fifties . His h ei r was th e i nfamous Akhenaten. Source : www.touregypt.com
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Amenhotep Of Egypt Great Priest Of Amun and Hrere Of Egypt
Husband Amenhotep Of Egypt Great Priest Of Amun 1
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1 F Nodjmet Of Egypt 1
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Amenmose Of Egypt
Husband Amenmose Of Egypt 1
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Amenmose was the son of Tuthmosis I and Queen 'Ahmo s e . H i s younger sister was Queen-Pharaoh Hatshepsut. Re co rd s ha v e shown that he was a general in his father' s arm ie s befo r e he died. Tuthmosis II became pharaoh up on the i r father ' s death instead of Amenmose. It is poss ible th a t Amenmos e d ied at a young age. He was buried i n the ro ya l necropol is a t Thebes. Source: www.touregypt .netAmenm os e was the so n o f Tuthmosis I and Queen 'Ahmo se. His yo ung er sisterwa s Quee n-Pharaoh Ha tshepsut. Re cords hav e show n that he wa s a gen eral inhis father's a rmies befo re he d ied. Tuth mos is II be came pharaoh upon their fathe r's deat h instead of A menmose . It is possibl e that Ame n mosedie d at a young age . He wa s buried in t he royal necr opolis a t Thebes. Source : www.tou regypt.net
Frank H Taylor and America
Husband Frank H Taylor 2
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Father: Leverette Napolean Taylor (1854-1928) 2
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Xerxes I 'The Great' Of Persia King Of Persia and Amestris Of Persia
Husband Xerxes I 'The Great' Of Persia King Of Persia 1
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Father: Darius I 'The Great' Of Persia King Of Persia ( - ) 1
Mother: Atossa Of Persia ( - ) 1
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Xerxes I (Persian Khshayarsha) (circa 519-465 BC) , k i n g o f Persia (486-465 BC), the son of Darius I an d Atos s a ( flou rished 6th century BC), daughter of Cyru s the Gr ea t. A scend ing the throne upon the death of hi s father , h e subdu ed a r ebellion in Egypt, and then spe nt thre e year s prepar ing a g reat fleet and army to puni sh the G reeks f or aidin g the Ion ian cities in 498 BC an d for the ir victo ry over t he Persian s at Marathon in 49 0 BC. Th e Greek his torian Her odotus give s as the combin ed streng th of Xerxes ' land an d naval force s the incred ible tota l of 2,641,61 0 warriors , but it was pr obably b etween 200 ,000 and 300,0 00. Xerxe s is said to hav e cros sed the Hel lespont by a br idge of bo ats more than a k il ometer in le ngth and to hav e cut a cana l through the ist h mus of Moun t Ãthos. Durin g the spring o f 480 BC he ma rche d with hi s forces throug h Thrace, Thessa ly, and Loc ris. A t Thermo pylae 300 Sparta ns, under their k ing, Leo nidas I, a nd 11 00 other Greeks m ade a courageous b ut fu tile stand, de la ying the Persian s for ten days. Xerx e s then advanced in t o Attica and burn ed Athens, which h ad b een abandoned b y th e Greeks. At th e Battle of Salam Ãs late r in 480 BC , however , his fleet w as defeated b y a continge nt of Gre ek warship s commanded b y the Athen ian Themistocle s. Xerx es thereupo n retired t o Asia Mino r, leaving his arm y i n Greece under t he comman d of hi s brother-in-law, Mardo n ius, who was slai n at Plat aea t he following year. Xerx e s was murdered at Per sepoli s b y Artabanus, captain of t h e palace guard; he was s ucce e ded by his son Artaxerxe s I ( reigned 465-425 BC). Xer x e s is generally identifie d as th e Ahasuerus of the Bo o k o f Esther. Source: "Xerxe s I," Mic rosoft(R) Encarta( R ) 98 En cyclopedia. (c) 1993- 1997 Micros oft Corporation . A ll right s reserved. ------- --- Xerxes I , as ruler o f Egyp t, is cons idered the thir d ruler of th e 27th Dyna sty.Xerx es I (Persia n Khshayarsh a) (circa 519-4 65 BC) , king of Pe rsia(486-465 B C), the s on of Dar ius I a n d Atossa (flouri shed 6th centur y BC) , daughter of Cyru s th e Great. Ascend ing the thron e up o n the death of hi sfather , he subdue d a rebellion in Egyp t , and then spen t three ye arspre par ing a great fleet an d ar my to punis h the Greek s for aidin g theIonian citie s in 49 8 BC a n d for their vic tory ove r the Persians atM arathon i n 4 90 BC. The Greek his toria n Herodotus giv e s as the comb i nedstrength of Xerxes ' lan d and naval forc es the incre dibl e total of2,641,6 1 0 warr iors, but it wa s probabl y betwee n 200,000 and 300, 000.Xer xes is said t o have cr ossed th e H ellespont by a br idge o f boats more than a k ilometer in leng th and to have c u t a canal thr o ugh th e isthmus ofMount Ãth os. During t h e spring of 48 0 BC h e marched with his forcest hroug h Th ra ce, Thessaly , an d Locris. At Thermopylae 300 Sp artans , und ertheir ki ng , Leonidas I, an d 1100 other Greek s mad e a co urageo u s butfutile stand, delaying the Persian s fo r ten da ys . X e rxes then advancedinto Attica and burne d A thens, w h ic h had been abandoned by the Greeks. Atth e Ba t tle o f Sa l amÃs later in 480 BC, however, his fleet was de f e ated b y a contingent of Gree k warships commanded by t h e At heni a n Themistocles.Xerxes thereupon retired to As i a Mino r , le a ving his army in Greece underthe comman d o f his b roth er- in-law, Mardonius, who was slain a t P latae athe f ollowi n g year. Xerxes was murdered at Pe rsepolis b y Arta banus,ca pt ain of the palac e guard; h e was succeede d b y his son Ar tax erxes I(reigned 465-42 5 BC). Xerxes i s ge nerally id ent ifie d as the Ahasueru s ofthe Book of Es the r. Source: "Xerx es I, " Microsoft(R ) Encarta(R) 98 Ency cl opedia. (c)1993-19 97 Mic rosoft Co rporati on. All righ t s reserved. --------- - Xerxe s I, a s ruler of Egypt, i s co nsidered the third rul er of t h e 27thDynasty.
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General Notes (Wife)
May be the mother of Artazerxes I of Persia, as repo r t e d b y 'Royalty forCommoners'.
Hilderic Of The Vandals King Of The Vandals and Amfleda
Husband Hilderic Of The Vandals King Of The Vandals 1
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Alt. Death, Abt 0525
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Hilderic, King of the Vandals
He acceded to the throne in 525 and died in 530.
Hilderic married Amfleda the younger, she being the da u g h t er of Thrasamund and Amfleda (the elder). Thrasamun d , K i n g of the Vandals in Africa, died in 496.---Magn a Ch arta
Hilderic, by blood half Roman and the last descend a n t o f t he old imperial family, pro-Catholic in his rel ig io us s ympa thies, in friendly relation with the reigni n g Rom an Em peror , Justinian, was too novel a type to w i n much s ympath y fro m his Vandal nobility. That he wa s no t a soldi er incr ease d their hostility, and in 53 2 a revo lt broke o ut heade d b y the heir to the throne . Hilderi c was capture d and det hron ed and thereupon Jus tinian - b raving the war nings of c ounse llors who recall ed the disa strous defeat a t sea of th e las t Roman forc e that had ve ntured itself ag ainst thes e barbar ians - i ntervened wit h a fleet and an a rmy. Hilder ic and hi s fr iends were pro mptly massacred an d then, on Se ptember 1 4 , the imperia l general Belisariu s laid hold of C arthag e. Hi s victor y was the beginning o f the end of the V and al regime .---H ughes History
Thrasamund Of The Vandals King Of The Vandals and Amfleda 'The Elder'
Husband Thrasamund Of The Vandals King Of The Vandals 1
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Hilderic Of The Vandals King Of The Vandals and Amfleda 'The Younger'
Husband Hilderic Of The Vandals King Of The Vandals 1
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Father: Hunneric Of The Vandals King Of The Vandals ( -Abt 0480) 1
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Alt. Death, Abt 0525
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Father: Thrasamund Of The Vandals King Of The Vandals ( - ) 1
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1 F Hildis Of The Vandals Princess Of Vandals 1
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Hilderic, King of the Vandals
He acceded to the throne in 525 and died in 530.
Hilderic married Amfleda the younger, she being the da u g h t er of Thrasamund and Amfleda (the elder). Thrasamun d , K i n g of the Vandals in Africa, died in 496.---Magn a Ch arta
Hilderic, by blood half Roman and the last descend a n t o f t he old imperial family, pro-Catholic in his rel ig io us s ympa thies, in friendly relation with the reigni n g Rom an Em peror , Justinian, was too novel a type to w i n much s ympath y fro m his Vandal nobility. That he wa s no t a soldi er incr ease d their hostility, and in 53 2 a revo lt broke o ut heade d b y the heir to the throne . Hilderi c was capture d and det hron ed and thereupon Jus tinian - b raving the war nings of c ounse llors who recall ed the disa strous defeat a t sea of th e las t Roman forc e that had ve ntured itself ag ainst thes e barbar ians - i ntervened wit h a fleet and an a rmy. Hilder ic and hi s fr iends were pro mptly massacred an d then, on Se ptember 1 4 , the imperia l general Belisariu s laid hold of C arthag e. Hi s victor y was the beginning o f the end of the V and al regime .---H ughes History
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General Notes for Child Hildis Of The Vandals Princess Of Vandals
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Thutmose I Akheperkare Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt and 'amhose Of Egypt
Husband Thutmose I Akheperkare Of Egypt Pharaoh Of Egypt 1
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Occupation, Pharaoh 18.3; 14 Mar 1527 BC - 18 Sep 1615 BC
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3 M Amenmose Of Egypt 1
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4 F Hatshepsut Of Egypt 1
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Thutmose I, king of Egypt (1524-1518 BC) of the ear l y 1 8 t h Dynasty, successor of his brother-in-law, Amenh o t e p I . A noted soldier and commander of the armed forc e s , Th utmo se I reconquered the Nubians of northern Afri c a a nd la ter a dvanced into Asia as far as the Euphrate s R iver . Th e remain der of his reign was devoted to vari ou s build ing p rojects . At Karnak he built two pylons (g ate way buil dings ) and a h ypostyle hall and raised two o beli sks, on e of whi ch is stil l standing. Source: "Thutm ose I ," Micro soft(R) E ncarta(R) 9 8 Encyclopedia. (c) 19 93-199 7 Microso ft Corpora tion. All ri ghts reserved. --- --- Th e third kin g of the 18 th Dynasty wa s a commoner b y birth . He had mar ried Ahmose , a sister of A menhotep I , and wa s named kin g when the kin g died childless . Ahmo se bore h im two son s who were passe d over for Thutmo s e II, who wa s born to M utnofret. Thutmos e built an ext ensio n to th e temple of Am on at Karnak. He a dded pylons , court s an d statues. He le d a campaign into Nu bia wher e he penetr a ted beyond the Th ird Cataract. He defe ate d the Nubian chi e f in a hand to h and combat and return e d to Thebes wit h th e body of the fa llen chief hangin g on t he prow of hi s ship . His greates t campaigns wer e in the De lta. Warrin g agains t the Hykso s he subdued t ribes and fina lly reach ed the Euph rates Riv er. To comme morate his victor y he bu ilt a hypostyl e hal l at Karnak , made entirely of ce dar w ood columns. Hi s rem ains wer e found in the cache, wit h o thers, at Deir e l Bah ri. Th utmose brought Egypt a sen s e of stability and hi s m ilit ary campaigns healed the wo und s of Thebians. Sourc e : ww w.touregypt.comThutmose I, k ing o f Egypt (1524-151 8 B C ) of the early 18th Dynasty, s uccesso r of his brother - i n-l aw, Amenhotep I. A noted so ldier and commander of t h e arme d forces, Thutmose I recon quere d th e Nubians of nor thern Af rica and later advance d into Asia a s far a s the E uphratesRi ver. Th e remainde r of his reign w as d evoted t o various bui ldingprojects . At Karnak he bui l t two pylo n s (gateway buil dings) an d ahypostyle hal l an d raised tw o obelisks, one o f whic h is still sta nd ing. So urce: "Thu tmose I," Microsoft (R ) Encarta(R) 98 E ncyclopedi a. (c)199 3-1997 Microsoft Cor p ora tion. All r ights reserve d. ----- - The third king o f th e 18th Dynas ty was a commone r by bi rth. He hadmarrie d Ahmos e, a sis ter o f Amenhotep I , an d was named king w hen the ki ngdi ed childless. Ahmose b or e him two sons wh o w ere pass e d over forThutmose II, w h o was born to Mutn ofret. Thut mos e built an extension to t h e temple of Amo n at Karnak . He ad ded pylons, courts a n d statues. He led a campaig n into Nub i a where he penetra te d beyond the Th ird Cata ract. Hedefeat ed the Nubian chie f i n a hand to h an d co mbat and returne d to Thebeswith th e bo dy of the f alle n chief hanging on th e prow of his s h ip. H isgreates t c ampaigns were in the Delt a. Warring agai nst th e Hyks o s hesubdued tribes an d finall y reached th e Euphrat e s Ri ver. To commemoratehis victory h e built a h ypostyl e h al l a t Karnak, made entirely of cedar wood colu mns . His r e mains were found in the cache, with oth er s , a t Deire l Bah ri. Thutmose brought Egypt a sense of s t abili ty an d his mi litarycampaigns hea led the wounds o f The bia ns . Source: ww w.touregypt.com
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'Ahmose was the wife of the 18th Dynasty king Tuth m o s i s I who ruled from 1504 - 1492 BC. She was the daug h t e r o f 'Ahmose I and was possibly a lower-ranked wif e o f A me nhot ep I, who was Tuthmosis' predecessor. 'Ahmo se w as t h e mothe r of four royal children and is depicte d o n the r el iefs a t Deir el-Bahri as consort to the go d Amo n. Inscr ipt ions o n the walls of Hatshepsut's templ e desc ribe 'Ahm os e as givi ng birth to Hatshepsut, who i s calle d the divi n e child of t he god. 'Ahmose died a t a relativ ely young a g e and was buri ed at Thebes. Sour ce: www.tour egypt.net'Ah mo se was the wif e of the 18th D ynasty king T uthmosis I wh o r uled from150 4 - 1492 BC. S he w as the da ughter of 'Ahm os e I and was pos sibly alow er-ranked wif e of Amenhotep I , wh o was Tuth mosis ' pred ecessor. 'Ahmo sewas the mothe r of fo ur royal childre n a nd is depicte d on the relie f s atDeir e l-Bahri as conso r t to the go d Amon. Inscription s on the wa lls ofHatshep sut' s temp l e describe 'Ahmose a s giving birt h to Hatsh epsut, w hoi s called the divine chi ld of the god . ' Ahmo se die d a t a relatively youngage an d was buried a t Theb es. Sou rce: w ww.touregypt.net
General Notes for Child Wadjmose Of Egypt
Wadjmose was a prince during the time of the 18th Dyn a s t y . He was the son of King Tuthmosis I (1504-1492 B.C . ) a n d Q ueen 'Ahmose. He died when he was young or wa s se t as id e fo r Tuthmosis II, but either way, never bec ame k ing . H e was , however, a brother to Hatshepsut. Sou rce: w ww.t oure gypt.n etWadjmose was a prince during th e time o f th e 18t h Dynasty . He was the sonof King Tuthm osi s I ( 1504- 1492 B .C.) and Q ueen 'Ahmose. He died whe n hewas yo ung o r was se t aside fo r Tuthmos is II, but e ither way , neve r becamekin g. He was , however, a brothe r to Hatshe psut. S ource: www.t ouregypt.n et
General Notes for Child Neferukeb Of Egypt
Neferukheb was the daughter of Tuthmosis I and Queen ' A h m o se. She is believed to have been the older siste r o f Ha ts he psut, but she died before she could assume t he t hrone . S h e was buried in Thebes. Source: www.toureg ypt.n etNefe rukh e b was the daughter of Tuthmosis I and Q ueen ' Ahmose . Sh e is believed to have been th e older si ster o f Hatshe psut , bu t she died beforeshe could assum e the th rone. Sh e wa s buri e d in Thebes. Source: www.to uregypt.n et
General Notes for Child Amenmose Of Egypt
Amenmose was the son of Tuthmosis I and Queen 'Ahmo s e . H i s younger sister was Queen-Pharaoh Hatshepsut. Re co rd s ha v e shown that he was a general in his father' s arm ie s befo r e he died. Tuthmosis II became pharaoh up on the i r father ' s death instead of Amenmose. It is poss ible th a t Amenmos e d ied at a young age. He was buried i n the ro ya l necropol is a t Thebes. Source: www.touregypt .netAmenm os e was the so n o f Tuthmosis I and Queen 'Ahmo se. His yo ung er sisterwa s Quee n-Pharaoh Ha tshepsut. Re cords hav e show n that he wa s a gen eral inhis father's a rmies befo re he d ied. Tuth mos is II be came pharaoh upon their fathe r's deat h instead of A menmose . It is possibl e that Ame n mosedie d at a young age . He wa s buried in t he royal necr opolis a t Thebes. Source : www.tou regypt.net
General Notes for Child Hatshepsut Of Egypt
Hatshepsut (circa 1520-1483 BC), Egyptian ruler of t h e 1 8 t h Dynasty, daughter of Thutmose I. She married h e r hal f b ro ther, Thutmose II, with whom she coruled Egy p t unti l hi s de ath in 1504 BC. His successor, Thutmos e II I, a so n b y a con cubine, was a child at the time an d wa s marrie d t o Hatsheps ut's daughter by Thutmose II . In 15 03, howev er , she had her self crowned as pharaoh , and rei gned in he r o wn right unti l 1483. Her nomina l coruler wa s Thutmos e III , who ruled alo ne after her d eath. Hatshep sut buil t a grea t temple at Day r al Barà ¬ near Thebes, ap proache d by a lan e of sphinxes an d hug e, colonnaded terr aces . A second wif e of Thutmose II I , named Meryetre Hats hepsu t but not relat ed to the que en, w as the mother of t he nex t pharaoh, Amenh otep II (r eigned 14 53-1419 BC). So urce: " Hatshepsut," Micr osoft(R ) Encarta(R ) 98 Encyclope dia. (c ) 1993-1997 Microso ft C orporation. Al l rights res erved. - ------- Hatshepsut , t he fifth ruler o f the 18t h Dynasty , was the daughte r o f Thutmose I and Quee n Ahmo se. As wa s common in roya l fami lies, she married he r hal f-brother , Thutmose II , who ha d a son, Thutmose III , b y a minor wi fe. When Th utmose II d ied in 1479 B.C. hi s son , Thutmos e III, wa s appointed heir . However, Hatshe psut wa s appoin ted reg ent due to the boy' s young age. Th ey ruled j ointl y unti l 1473 when she declar ed herself ph araoh. Dresse d i n me n's attire, Hatshepsut ad ministere d affairs of the n a ti on, with the full support o f the hi gh priest of Amon , H a puseneb and other officials . When s he built her mag nific en t temple at Deir el Bahar i in The bes she made re liefs o f he r divine birth as the da ughte r of Amon. Hats hepsut di sappea red in 1458 B.C. when T hut mose III, wish ing to recl aim th e throne, led a revolt . T hutmose had h er shrines, s tatues a nd reliefs mutilate d . Source: www. touregypt.comHa tshepsut ( circa 1520-148 3 BC) , Egyptia n ruler of the 18t h Dynasty, da ughter of T hutmos e I . S he married her hal f brother, Thutmo se II, w ithwh o m she coruled Egypt unti l his death in 15 0 4 BC. H is s ucce ssor, Thutmose III, a s on by a concubine , wa s a chi ld at t he time and wasmarri e d to Hatshepsut's d a ughte r by Thutmo se II. In 1503, how ever, shehad herself c r ow ned as phara o h, and reigned i n her own right until 1 483 . Her nominal c oruler was Thutmo se III, who ruled al o n e afte r her death. Hatshepsut buil t a great temple at D a yr al Bar ì near Thebe s, approached b y a lane of sphin xe s and huge, c olonnaded t erraces. A s econd wife ofThut mos e III, named Mer ye tre Hat shepsut bu t not related t o th e queen, wasthe moth er of th e next pha raoh, Amenhot e p I I (reigned 1453-1419 BC ). Sour ce: "Hats hepsut," Mi cr osoft(R) Encarta(R) 98 Encyclo pedia . (c)1993 -1997 Mic ros oft Corpora tion. All rights rese rved . ------ -- Hats heps ut, the fifth ruler of the 18th Dyna sty , was t he da ughte r ofThutmose I and Queen Ahmo se. As w a s commo n i n roya l families, she marriedher half-brother , Th utmo s e II, wh o had a son , Thutmose III, by a minorwif e. W h e n Thutmos e II died in 1479 B.C. his son, Thutmose II I , w a s appoin ted heir. However, Hatshepsut was appointe d r ege n t due t o the boy'syoung age. They rule d jointl y unti l 1 47 3 whe n she declared herselfpharaoh. Dresse d in mens a tt ire , H atshepsut ad ministered affairs of t henation, wi t h th e f ull support of the high priest of A mon, Hapuse n e b an dothe r officials. When she built he r magnificent t em pl e at Dei r el Bahariin Thebes she m a de reliefs of he r d i vine birt h as the daughter of Amo n.Hatshepsut disappe ar e d in 1458 B. C. wh en Thutmose II I, wishing to reclaimt h e t hrone, le d a revolt. Thutmos e had her shrines, stat u e s an d reliefsm utilated. Sourc e: www.touregypt.com
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John D'averenches and Amice
Husband John D'averenches 3
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John Le Strange and Amicia
Husband John Le Strange 1 4
Born: Abt 1168 - Cheswardine, Shropshire, England
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Mother: Hawise (Abt 1146-After 1168) 1 4
Marriage: Abt 1192 - London, Middlesex County, England
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Born: Abt 1172 - Cheswardine, Shropshire, England
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1 M John Le Strange 1 4
Born: Abt 1194 - Ness And Cheswardine, Shropshire, England
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Marr: Abt 1269 - Knockin, Warwickshire, England
Umayyah Ibn 'Abd Shams and Amina
Husband Umayyah Ibn 'Abd Shams 1 3
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2 F Harb Bint Umayyah 1
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Progenitor of the Umayyad Dynasty.Progenitor of the Um a y y a d Dynasty.
Garcia Sanchez and Aminiana
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2 F Acibella Of Gascony 1 3
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3 M Arnaldo Of Astarac Count Of Astarac 1
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General Notes for Child Arnaldo Of Astarac Count Of Astarac
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Amlawdd and Gwen
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Amminadab (Aminadab)
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Amminidab
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Born: - Num 1:7, 2:3, 7:12
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Amonhirwonmef Of Egypt
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Amos
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Born: - Lk 3:25
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Amos Ben Naum
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Amr
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'amr Ibn Hind
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'amr Lakhmi Of Al-Hirah 1st Lakhmid King
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Born: Bef 0268
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1 M Imru' Al-Qays Of Al-Hirah Lakhmid King 1
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'amr Of Al-Hirah Lakhmid King
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