Ahmose
Ahmose the First was a pharaoh of ancient Egypt and founder of the Eighteenth Dynasty,
who pursued the Hyksos and Asians - the greatest ruling families in Egypt. Ruling from
1550 BC. Until 1525 BC. Son of Pharaoh Sqnen Ra and brother of the last Pharaoh of the Seventeenth Dr or grandfather, ynasty, King Kams. During the reign of his fathe
Thebes rebelled against the Hyksos, rulers of Lower Egypt
The mother of Ahmose, Aahhotep the first, or Aahhotep the first, is an ancient Egyptian
queen and wife of a king who lived at the end of the seventeenth dynasty, and she was
the daughter of Queen Tette Sheri and Sanakht Ra Ahmose, and she may have been
the sister and wife of King Seqnen Ra Ta'a II. Aahahotep's long life had a remarkable
.impact on events in Egypt, especially during the liberation wars against the Hyksos
Ahmose Nefertari, Queen Ahmose Nefertari, dean of the Eighteenth Dynasty, which was deified by the ancient Egyptians according to their beliefs. Ahmose-Nefertari was the
wife of King Ahmose I, the liberator of Egypt and the persecutor of the Hyksos and
Asians, and the founder of the Eighteenth Dynasty - the greatest ruling family in Egypt.
Ruling from 1550 BC. Until 1525 BC. Sekunden Ra Taa, the second of the greatest kings of
Egypt, as he was the first to start actual fighting to expel the Hyksos from Egypt, which was terminated by his son, Ahmose the First. He is the son of King Sanakht An-Ra Taa I,
and he is also called Sqanan Ra Ta’a I, and Queen Tti Shri. The dates of his reign are .not certain, but it is believed that he took power in 1560 BC or 15 58 BC
As the last pharaoh of the seventeenth Thebes family. It is possible that he was the son of the pharaoh, Sqnen Ra, the queen, Iahhotep, and the brother of Ahmose I, the founder of the Eighteenth Dynasty. His rule fell at the end of the Second Intermediate
Period. Kamus' rule is attributed to three years, but scholars prefer to give him a longer
.term of up to five years
The expulsion of the Hyksos Seknen Ra was the first to attack the Hyksos to fight them and their departure from Egypt and was killed in one of his battles with the Hyksos, then his son completed the war until he cleared Upper Egypt from the Hyksos, then Ahmose expelled the Hyksos outside the country. Ahmose ran with his armies when he was about 19 years old and used some modern weapons such as war wheels. Many of the good people joined the army, and he and his armies went to Awards (currently preserving the stone), the capital of the Hyksos, and defeated them there, then pursued them to
Palestine and besieged them in Sharuhin's fortress. The Hyksos appear later in history,
.this battle was around the year 1580 BC
During his reign, the Egyptian army developed enthusiasm, so he was the first to put on
him the war wheels "which were used by the Hyksos, which is the reason for the Hyksos
overpowering Egypt." He was drawn by horses and also developed military weapons using darts equipped with a piece of iron on the arrows, then he began to fight the
Hyksos starting from Upper Egypt and around it. The people trained them efficiently until
they became strong and skilled warriors, and he continued to fight the Hyksos from
Upper Egypt until he reached the capital of Egypt at that time, which the Hyksos
established next to the current city of Zagazig, and he kept fighting them until they fled to
the northern delta and he was behind them, Sinai and then to Palestine. Al-Sharqiya is
safe from them and from their attacks after they were eliminated after the expulsion of
the Hyksos and Ahmose arrived with his army to the country of Phenicia and attacked
the country of Nubia to retrieve it again to the Egyptian Kingdom, whose borders
reached the south to the second cataract. Bin Nukhbet
His mummy Ahmose is believed to have two tombs, one of them in Abydos and
consisting of a sloping temple, a funerary cemetery, and the remains of a pyramid
discovered in 1899, and it was known to be his pyramid in 1902 and a temple for the
pyramid and the other in Thebes, which was looted by thieves. His mummy was
discovered in 1881 in the Deir el-Bahari cache with the mummies of some of the kings of
the eighteenth, nineteenth and twenty-first families and his mummy was identified on
June 9, 1886, by Gaston Maspero, and the length of the mummy was 1.63 cm and it had
.a relatively small face in comparison with the size of the chest
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