In my following paragraphs I will include that Amenhotep III was the ninth
pharoah of Egypt 18th dynasty. During his time as Egypt's pharoah, Amenhotep uplifted
Egypt with peace as he reigned of pharoah from age 12 to age 50. Amenhotep was known for his artistic abilities and beauty for all the construction sites built. The mother in which gave birth to Amenhotep was Queen Mutemwifa while the father is ThutmoseIV.
Amenhotep believed to have 317 wives with his favorite Queen Tiy. They married at age 12 surprisingly. Queen Tiy believed to be the first Queen to have official acts
and believed to be very clever. Amenhotep's time as pharoah was in no great danger. During
his life as pharoah the Nile River flourished perfectly, the trading route improved, and the
gold supply.
History
During the the time period of Amenhotep's pharoah living the main focus of Egypt was construction. Starting the pharoah life from age 12 to 50 Amenhotep constructed such splendid temples and monuments such as the temple Malkota. The most
famous monument Amenhotep created was the temple of Amun which is known for its ruins and remains. Present day Amun is known for a popular tourists attraction.
In Amenhotep's death at age 50 he died of an unknown disease. It is said that during Amenhotep's reign the time period was called the Golden Age. After Amenhotep's
death it left a bad impact on Egypt as he left behind his monuments, his son to take over
his favorite wife Tiye, and later the Amarna Period. The Amarna Period is a time where
several buildings,temples,and monuments where left along the Nile with Akhenetan the
son of Amenhotep as pharoah.
The Monuments Built by Amenhotep+The Famous Discovery
During Amenhotep's time he lead Egypt to his artistic abilities building
splendid monuments with statuary. Some buildings that Amenhotep constructed is
the famous Temple of Amun which is present day Luxor. Now I might've mention this
but this monument is a great movement in Amenhotep's pharoah life. Other construction sites are the Temple of Karnak and the Hopostyle Wall. This great monument was the
coronation of Amenhotep.
Near the Nile River not only did Amenhotep construct monuments but he
constructed palaces. Such as the palace of Malkata. In this palace it contains small chapels,large audience halls,parades,kitchens,offices,workshops,grounds,and servants.
For the death of Amenhotep he was buried in his own creation which was The Valley
of the Kings
1 comment:
Jhakai, your essay contains good information but it doesn't look organized. You should have tried to fix that or ask me for help. You also could have added more images. Next time clean up your page for a top score.
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