This empire's Chapelle Rouge is a shrine to one of its rulers that has since been reconstructed.
This empire's Chapelle Rouge is a shrine to one of its rulers that has since been reconstructed. In a story dated from this empire, Bata places his heart atop a cedar tree. That story is the "Tale of Two Brothers." A ruler of it was plotted against in a harem conspiracy by his wife Tiye and his royal butlers. Another story of its conquests is "The Taking of (*) Joppa." A king of this empire had his temple excavated in 1896 by Flinders Petrie, and another had his foreign policy documented in the Amarna Letters. It fought the forces of Muwatalli II in the largest chariot battle ever, an engagement fought near Kadesh. A ruler of this empire attempted to introduce monotheistic worship centered on the sun deity Aten. For 10 points, name this empire ruled by men like Thutmose III and Akhenaten.
This empire's Chapelle Rouge is a shrine to one of its rulers that has since been reconstructed.
Egyptian Empire [or New Kingdom, or Old Kingdom, or Middle Kingdom]