According to a contemporaneous legend, a general of this ruler hid his men in two hundred sacks during his taking of Joppa; that general was Djehuti or Thuti. A stele depicting this ruler was found at Jebel Barkal in Napata. This man carried pontoon boats on oxcarts in order to cross the Euphrates when he attacked the Mitanni kingdom late in his reign. His first campaign was an attack on the kingdom of Kadesh, which culminated with a battle occurring after a march through the narrow Aruna Pass. His victories are commemorated with Cleopatra's needles. This ruler ordered the removal of all recor
According to a contemporaneous legend, a general of this ruler hid his men in two hundred sacks during his taking of Joppa; that general was Djehuti or Thuti. A stele depicting this ruler was found at Jebel Barkal in Napata. This man carried pontoon boats on oxcarts in order to cross the Euphrates when he attacked the Mitanni kingdom late in his reign. His first campaign was an attack on the kingdom of Kadesh, which culminated with a battle occurring after a march through the narrow Aruna Pass. His victories are commemorated with Cleopatra's needles. This ruler ordered the removal of all record of his predecessor, including the destruction of images depicting her. For 10 points, name the successor of Hatshepsut , a pharaoh of Egypt who won the battle of Megiddo.
According to a contemporaneous legend, a general of this ruler hid his men in two hundred sacks during his taking of Joppa; that general was Djehuti or Thuti.
Thutmose III [or Thutmosis III]