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AKHENATEN
THE HERETICAL PHARAOH
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A SUMMARY:
IN SHORT, AKHENATEN’LIFE CONSISTED OF FIVE MAJOR PARTS:
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A SUMMARY
Akhenaten was born c 1380 bce
He forced all of Egypt to forgo all gods except Aten
He married Nefertiti and had 1 child: the king Tutankhamun
C. 1346 Akhenaten constructed the city Akhenaten, or as it is called by archeologists, “Armarna” which then became the capital of Egypt
Akhenaten died c 1336 bce
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BIRTH AND CHILDHOOD
Akhenaten was born c.1380 bce
He was the second son of the pharaoh Pharaoh Amenhotep III
He became the crown prince of Egypt after his older brother died
He then became pharaoh c. 1353 bce
Some historians think he served as co-pharaoh with his dad for a few years before his fathers death
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EGYPT’S NEW RELIGION
As soon as Akhenaten became pharaoh he started on his campaign to reform Egypt’s religion
For thousands of years Egypt worshiped many gods, but Akhenaten changed the religion to monotheistic worship of Aten, “the sun disk”
Many people thought this unwise and were unhappy with Akhenaten for this
Akhenaten also teared down many temples to the old gods
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FAMILY
Akhenaten had a wife and one son
His wife Nefertiti ruled alongside him and was a very powerful queen
She was the second most powerful person in Egypt and was famous for a bust of her
His son was king Tutankhamun
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AMARNA
C. 1346 Akhenaten built the city of armarna
This city was built to honor the god Aten
It was called akhentaten by the ancient Egyptians
It contained the royal palace and the great temple of Aten
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DEATH
Akhenaten died c. 1336 bce
There were two pharaohs after his death before king Tutankhamun took over
His memory was eventually defamed and his temples desecrated
His name was removed from the book of pharaohs and referred to as the enemy in Egypt’s records
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
https://www.ducksters.com/history/ancient_egypt/akhenaten.php
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Jackson Giroux
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