The Queen Hatshepsut
Who is this strong woman?
She is Hatshepsut, the greatest woman of her time, the daughter of King Thutmose I, and her mother, Queen Ahmose. She married her brother, King Thutmose II, and was called the Great Royal Wife, and upon his death, she was The guardian of the throne of his son, King Tuthmosis III, who was nine years old at the time, ruled next to him from 1479 to 1457 BC.
Hatshepsut is considered one of the most important kings of Egypt, whose era was marked by peace and prosperity, the improvement of the army's strength, the securing of the Egyptian borders, and the consolidation and development of diplomatic and commercial relations and links with the neighboring countries of Egypt.
According to Egyptian religious traditions, Hatshepsut was considered outside the religious legitimacy of the rule, as the ruling king must be a male representative of the god Horus, the lord of property, in order to grant religious legitimacy and acceptance among the people.
A testament to the throne of an official king, Tuthmosis III, began.
The era of Hatshepsut was distinguished by many architectural constructions that illustrate the extent of the prosperity of its era. The scenes and inscriptions that were represented on it provide us with a clear idea of the history and achievements of Queen Hatshepsut.
Hasan built-in Minya, and another temple for Hathor, and from the texts of these two temples, Hatshepsut tells us that she carried out many renovations and repairs in many Egyptian temples, such as these two temples, due to the damage they sustained during the rule of the Hyksos in Egypt, which indicates the interest that the rulers of Egypt continued to be proud of expelling the Hyksos even after their expulsion from Egypt.
Egypt for many decades. However, the most important monument of Hatshepsut at all is her famous funerary temple in Deir el-Bahari, which is one of the most immortal of her works with its unique design and wonderful inscriptions, and other important events that we talked about the monuments of Queen Hatshepsut, sending a peaceful mission to the cave valley in Sinai, and she opened turquoise mines in Sinai.
And sent two military campaigns to Nubia, the first at the beginning of her reign, and the second against a rebellion in Nubia in the year 20 and was under the leadership of Tuthmosis III and the third campaign to Palestine and Syria also carried out by Tuthmosis III, in which he was seized of Gaza.
Egypt lived during the reign of Queen Hatshepsut in the era of The brightest eras of Egyptian civilization over a period of 12 years and nine months, as stated in the history of Manetho, spent them ruling Egypt, surrounded by greatness and replete with glory.
The discovered antiquities have not been disclosed it yet, but she was buried in her tomb in the Valley of the Kings, from which it was then transferred to the tomb of her nurse, cemetery 60, in the Valley of the Kings.
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