The king’s son took the throne as Amenhotep IV, but during the fifth year of his reign he made two momentous decisions. He changed his name to Akhenaten—Devoted to Aten—and he decided to ...
When Amenhotep III dies, he is succeeded by his second son, Amenhotep IV—a bizarre visionary who ... he changes his name to Akhenaten—"he who is beneficial to the Aten." He elevates himself ...
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The 'lost golden city' archaeologists are calling the biggest Egypt find since TutankhamunAmenhotep III's son, Amenhotep IV, took a different approach during his reign. Also known as Akhenaten, he took a more religious approach and abandoned the royal seat at Thebes and the ...
Using artificial intelligence, Dutch photographer Bas Uterwijk released on Friday modern images of the Egyptian King Akhenaten (Amenhotep IV) and Queen Nefertiti. The pictures, which Uterwijk ...
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5 Lost Cities of Ancient Egypt RediscoveredAmenhotep III’s son Amenhotep IV, better known as Akhenaten, made many changes to Egyptian politics and religion. Known as ...
He is believed to have succeeded King Amenhotep IV, who was also called Akhenaten. At the time, King 'Tut' was presumed be the son of the pharaoh. But some branches of the family tree are obscure ...
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