Omnan hotep third
Omnan hotep third (sometimes written Omnovis III) was the ninth pharaohs of the Eighteenth Dynasty, Egypt One of the greatest rulers in history., Ruled Egypt from June December / December 1391 BC - 1353 BC or June Herodotus December / December 1388 by Birth 1351 BC / 1350 BC (1391 BC. m. --1 353 BC. m.)
Amenhotep III is the son of Tuthmosis IV of his wife Motmoya. After two years of his ascendancy to the throne, he married a girl who does not belong to the royal family, called T, and had a profound impact on her husband.
Amenhotep III has kept good relations with neighboring countries, leading to increasing bilateral trade. There have been a huge increase in the quantities of materials transported from Egypt to Greece during the period of his rule.
Thanks to the peace that was prevail, occupied the Egyptian art at the time, great place, it was Amenhotep III, the establishment of many stylish effects, including the Temple of Luxor. The funerary temple, in the West Bank of Thebes, the only remains of it, a statue of Memnon, and the remaining two temples built in the Sudan.
Amenhotep III has kept good relations with neighboring countries, leading to increasing bilateral trade. There have been a huge increase in the quantities of materials transported from Egypt to Greece during the period of his rule.
Thanks to the peace that was prevail, occupied the Egyptian art at the time, great place, it was Amenhotep III, the establishment of many stylish effects, including the Temple of Luxor. The funerary temple, in the West Bank of Thebes, the only remains of it, a statue of Memnon, and the remaining two temples built in the Sudan.
Died Amenhotep III after ruling for 38 year at the age of fifty-perhaps because of a disease is unknown, and discovered the tomb prepared for himself in 1799, a cemetery, No. 22 Valley of the Kings and discovered Juluh and Dvljeh was found empty and the walls destroyed by the pressure and weather conditions were not his. Inside, where I found his. in a cemetery near Deir el-Bahari was concealed by the priests, and discovered in 1881
