thutmose in A Sentence

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    Thutmose I 's harem.

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    Thutmose III was very much alive.

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    Later Thutmose III joined the military.

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    Thutmose II was still living.

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    Later Thutmose III.

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    Thutmose III is considered one of the greatest pharaohs of ancient Egypt.

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    The marriage served a vital purpose of establishing Thutmose II's legitimacy as king.

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    However Thutmose I, like other Egyptian pharaohs, maintained secondary wives also known as harem wives.

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    Being the son of Thutmose I's harem wife was only one of his problems.

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    So the position of pharaoh skipped Hatshepsut and instead went to her half-brother, Thutmose II.

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    Egyptian King Thutmose III is said to have brought back 90,000 prisoners after one military campaign in Canaan.

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    When his father Thutmose II died, the boy who would become Thutmose III was only ten years old.

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    So when Thutmose II died shortly after taking over, his son from a harem wife became the next pharaoh.

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    Illustrations at her mortuary temple tell the story that her father, Thutmose I, wanted her to become pharaoh.

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    So Thutmose I became king after marrying into the royal family, further diminishing Thutmose II's claim to the throne.

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    In fact, he may have been Thutmose, who disappeared from the historical records, reappearing as the biblical Moses.

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    After he gained some experience there and proved himself worthy, Hatshepsut ultimately named Thutmose III the supreme commander of her armies.

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    When Thutmose's tomb was uncovered in 1898, all that was left was a sarcophagus, a few wooden statues and some broken furniture.

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    The long history of Megiddo began in the second millennium B.C. E. when the Egyptian ruler Thutmose III defeated the Canaanite rulers there.

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    Another illustration claim the god Amun took on the appearance of Thutmose I and appeared to her mother the night Hatshepsut was conceived.

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    It was in a brightly coloured wooden sarcophagus and had been buried near a temple from the era of fourth-millennium warrior king Thutmose III.

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    Except there was a catch- Thutmose III was only an infant at the time of his father's death and much too young to ascend to the throne.

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    It is theorized that a political crisis might have forced her to take on the role of king or risk Thutmose III losing his position for good.

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    Then at some point during the first seven years of Thutmose III's reign, Hatshepsut took the unprecedented step and declared herself pharaoh and co-ruler with Thutmose III.

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    However, more recently this idea has been largely dismissed and her takeover is thought to have been about protecting Thutmose III's throne, which he may have had a tenuous hold over for similar reasons to his father.

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