Born to Thutmose I and Aahmes, FTP, name this Egyptian monarch usually depicted in hieroglyphic reliefs as a man.
In his Ages in Chaos, the pseudo-scholar Velikovsky claimed that this monarch had a well-developed relationship with King Solomon.  Taking the royal name "Kamare", this ruler constructed two obelisks of red granite and the temple of Deir el Bahri.    Producing a daughter with Senmut and possibly poisoned by Thutmose III, this ruler usurped power from the son of the commoner Moutnofrit by claiming direct descendance from Amon and sent a famous expedition to Punt.  Born to Thutmose I and Aahmes, FTP, name this Egyptian monarch usually depicted in hieroglyphic reliefs as a man.
In his Ages in Chaos, the pseudo-scholar Velikovsky claimed that this monarch had a well-developed relationship with King Solomon.  
Hatshepsut or Hatsepshut