Annals of Thut-mose III: Asiatic Campaigns Thut-mose III's Asiatic campaigns were recorded in annals, most likely, by the royal scribe in his 42nd year as king. ... For Egypt, the annals give historians an insight to the ruler Thut-mose III and his reign over Egypt, while also indicating the wealth of Egypt. These campaigns of Thut-mose III required a large military establishment including a hierarchy of officers and very expensive chariots. ... However, while the annals may have only been intended for the gods at the time, they have enabled Thut-mose III's reputation and his reign ...

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However, Thutmoses III completely re-established the significance of military image though extensive campaigns such as Megiddoaganist Kadesh and against the Mittani. ... Breasted sees Thutmoses III as the perfect Pharaoh because of his extensive military campaigns and impressive claims of these campaigns. ...

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Hatshepsut took power after the death of the fourth pharaoh of the 18th dynasty Thutmose II, the title was originally supposed to be given to Thutmose III who was only 12 at the time of his original coronation, but his mother Hatshepsut proclaimed herself Pharaoh. During her time as ruler Hatshepsut commissioned numerous building projects as well as many portraits of herself, however after her death many were destroyed by her resentful successor Thutmose III, whose rise to kingship was delayed for twenty years. ...

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How did Akhenaten's rule (lasting from 1350 to 1332 BC), with particular reference to religious reforms, influence the society of Egypt and its people; how effective was his overall administration of the Egyptian empire? Akhenaten, the so called "Heretic Pharaoh" was a Ruler of Egypt during the p...

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INTRODUCTION: For hundreds of years, the glorious history of Ancient Egypt remained a mystery to the world, its secrets locked away in the baffling language of the hieroglyphs. But in 1799, French troops near the Egyptian town of Rosetta discovered an ancient basalt slab that would prove to be t...

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