A shrine in his tomb is dedicated to his mother Tiye, and the coffin within was intended for his wife Kiya.
This man married his late father's wife Tadukhipa, whose father Tushratta complained about her position. During this man's reign the Hwt Benben and Rud-menu temples were built. Nicholas Reeves has argued that this man ruled alongside his father for 12 years before his father's death. This man's tomb was discovered by Edward Ayrton in 1907 and was labeled KV55. A shrine in his tomb is dedicated to his mother Tiye, and the coffin within was intended for his wife Kiya. A famous statue of this man's (*) wife can be found in Berlin's Altes Museum. The reign of this pharaoh and his chief consort Nefertiti saw the monotheistic worship of the sun god Aten. For 10 points, name this Egyptian pharaoh, who ruled from the newly established capital at Amarna.
This man married his late father's wife Tadukhipa, whose father Tushratta complained about her position.
Akhenaton [or Amenhotep IV; prompt on Amenhotep]