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7. Other Interesting Facts                                     

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7. Other Interesting Facts                                     

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Cleopatra's Needle

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https://app.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/3C3B0CAE-92B8-431A-A263-2A7AEFE542F3?hasLocalHost=false

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1: What was King Thutmose usually called?
2: When King Thutmose II died, did King Thutmose III take place of being pharaoh?
3: Why was Thutmose III called the Nepolean of Egypt
4. Why did he delete the information of his aunt/stepmother's ruling over Egypt?

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https://prezi.com/vfrigyl1vlkm/thutmose-

www.Ducksters.com

http://www.pbs.org/empires/egypt/newkingdom/tuthmosis3.html https://learnodo-newtonic.com/thutmose-iii-facts

http://www.historyembalmed.org/egyptian-tombs/tomb-of-thutmose-iii.htm
http://www.reshafim.org.il/ad/egypt/megiddobattle.htm

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Thutmose III had died 1425 B.C.E

His tomb is located in the  Valley of the Kings

His tomb was found by a Egyptologist

The entrance on the tomb is on the face of a cliff

The tomb consist of chambers and corridors

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Born in 1481 B.C.E died in 1425 B.C.E

Sixth Pharaoh of 18 dynasty

Pharaoh from 1479 B.C.E to 1425 B.C.E

Pharaoh of the New Kingdom

Thutmose III Ruled from the city of Thebes

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Relations with other civilizations the battle of megiddo was fought between Egyption forces under the command of pharaoh state led by the king of kadesh.  In order to suppress them king thutmose marched his army in ten days from his border fortress of Sileh to Ghaza, the main Egyptian stronghold in Canaan. After another 11 days they reached yaham, where they held a war council.

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Made fifty temples through out Egypt

Made additions to the temple of Karnak at Thebes

He made several towering obelisk

Made Egypt's only known set of heraldic pillars and his jubilee hall

Developed glass making skills

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Never lost a battle

Led over 16 to 17 military campaigns in his reign

Led his armies to Syria, Nubia, Mesopotamia, and in Palastine

Defeated many enemies of Egypt

Expanded the reign of the Egyptian Empire

Conquered more land than any other pharaoh

Was the only pharaoh to conquer and rule by himself the biggest empire

Deleted his aunt's/stepmother's ruling of Egypt

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1. Father: Thutmose II

2. Mother: Iset

3. Wives: Satia, Nebtu, Menwi, Menhet, Neferure, Merytre-hatshepsut, Satiah

4. Aunt: Hatsheput

5. Grandparents: Thutmose I, Mutnofret

6. Great-grandparents: Amenhotep III, Ahmose I, Ahmose-Nefertari, Senseneb, Saitum

7. Children: Amenhotep II, Nebutiunet, Amenemhet, Meritamen, Beketamun, Menkheperre, Siamun

8. Grand kids: Iaret, Ahmose, Nefertari, Siatum, Amenemopet, Tentamun, Tiaa,

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After the death of hatchepsut, Thutmose III assumed the role of the pharaoh.

His name means "Thoth is Born"

Thutmose III was the Napoleon of Egypt

The towering obelisk that Thutmose III made can now be seen in either London or New York

Thutmose III had to wait to be Pharaoh

There are no records of Thutmose ever losing a battle

Some of the obelisks constructed by Thutmose are now in various places around the world. One is in Central Park in New York City and another is on the banks of the River Thames in London, England. They both have the strange nickname "Cleopatra's Needle."

Artisans achieved new heights.

first to entierly paint tombs