Thutmose III By: Yehuda HaLevi and Logan Titus.

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Thutmose III By: Yehuda HaLevi and Logan Titus

Born 1482 B.C. Died 1425 B.C. Reigned from 1479 BC to 1425 BC

Thutmose III’s Family Thutmose II = his father Amenhotep = his son Hatshepsut = his aunt/stepmother Iset = his mother Siamun = his son

Domestic Policy Made monuments Created a peaceful land Improved Egypt’s wealth Set up many obelisks Because he was a great pharaoh, Egypt was the largest when he reigned.

Foreign Policy Forced the Hyksos out of Egypt Invaded Syria and Palestine 17 times Arch Enemy=Kadesh Marched into Megiddo to subdue the prince of Kadesh Took hostages from many countries

Famous For: Warrior King of Egypt’s 18th and largest dynasty Hatshepsut was both his aunt and stepmother. Conquered some of Israel, Lebanon, and Syria His battle of Megiddo is recorded on the walls of Karnak. When Hatshepsut died, he destroyed everything she built.

Thanks For Learning about Thutmose III