He overruled his military advisors in deciding to trek through the Arunah Pass before one of his most noted victories. His accession may have been accelerated by the disappearance of the architect Senemut. Among projects undertaken during his reign was the reconstruction of a canal built by Sensuret III to ease movement of returning armies. He was perhaps better known for his acts of destruction, such as those directed at monuments to his predecessor at Dier-al-Bahri, though he may only have erased his predecessor's name from records. FTP, name this pharaoh, nicknamed the "Napoleon of Egypt," who fought at Megiddo and reigned following his st
He overruled his military advisors in deciding to trek through the Arunah Pass before one of his most noted victories. His accession may have been accelerated by the disappearance of the architect Senemut. Among projects undertaken during his reign was the reconstruction of a canal built by Sensuret III to ease movement of returning armies. He was perhaps better known for his acts of destruction, such as those directed at monuments to his predecessor at Dier-al-Bahri, though he may only have erased his predecessor's name from records. FTP, name this pharaoh, nicknamed the "Napoleon of Egypt," who fought at Megiddo and reigned following his stepmother, Hatshsepsut.
He overruled his military advisors in deciding to trek through the Arunah Pass before one of his most noted victories.
Menkheperre Thutmose III [accept Tuthmosis III or Thothmes III; prompt on partial answer]