This ruler cheated his ally Tushratta, king of the Mitanni, by sending him only gold-plated statues rather than the promised solid gold ones, and he lost numerous provinces in
This ruler cheated his ally Tushratta, king of the Mitanni, by sending him only gold-plated statues rather than the promised solid gold ones, and he lost numerous provinces in the north of his kingdom to the Hittites. He was immediately succeeded by Smenkhkare, and one of his sons changed his name to a more usual god, Amon, upon succession. This pharaoh built a capital at Amarna, which included several temples to his chosen deity. FTP, name this husband of Nefertiti and creator of a monotheistic Egyptian religion.          |
This ruler cheated his ally Tushratta, king of the Mitanni, by sending him only gold-plated statues rather than the promised solid gold ones, and he lost numerous provinces in the north of his kingdom to the Hittites.
{Akhenaton} or {Akhenaten} accept {Amenhotep IV}