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În 1898 a fost descoperit un alt mormânt în Valea Regilor, ulterior numerotat KV 35 și care servea drept loc de veci al faraonului Amenhotep al II-lea. Alături de mumia acestuia au fost descoperite și alte câteva mumii regale transportate de către Pinedjem al II-lea , Mare preot al lui Amon în timpul Dinastiei a XXI-a , pentru a le proteja de jefuitorii de morminte.
Nefercheprure Waenre Achnaton, původním jménem Amenhotep ( IV. ), byl panovník 18. dynastie ve starověkém Egyptě v období Nové říše, manžel proslulé královny Nefertiti. Vládl přibližně v letech 1353–1336 př. Kr. [1]
Era: New Kingdom. (1550–1069 BC) Tiaa or Tia'a was an ancient Egyptian queen consort during the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt. She was a "faceless concubine" during the time of Amenhotep II who withheld from her the title Great Royal Wife, but when her son Thutmose IV became pharaoh, he performed a revision of her status and gave her that title.
Amenhotep II was de zevende farao van de 18e dynastie van het oude Egypte. De naam Amenhotep betekent: "Amon is tevreden". Zijn tweede bekende naam Aacheperoere betekent: "Grote manifestatie van Re". Biografie. Amenhotep was de zoon van Thoetmosis III en zijn tweede vrouw Hatsjepsoet Meritre.
Pages in category "Amenhotep II". The following 4 pages are in this category, out of 4 total. This list may not reflect recent changes . Amenhotep II.
Amenhotep II (atau kadang dibaca Amenophis II dan bermakna Amun dipuaskan) adalah Firaun ketujuh dari Dinasti ke-18 Mesir kuno. Amenhotep mewarisi kerajaan yang luas dari ayahnya, Thutmose III, dan mempertahankannya dengan sejumlah serangan militer ke Siria; tetapi, ia berperang lebih sedikit daripada ayahnya, dan dalam pemerintahannya berakhirlah permusuhan antara Mesir dan Mitanni, dua ...
The seventh pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty, a.k.a. Amenophis II. Used to be called Amenophis II, which is the hellenized name of Amenhotep from the ancient Greek historians. The destruction of monuments of Hatshepsut began during his short co-regency with his father and lasted until the most visible ones had been destroyed. v. Beckerath.
