At the age of about 17, Cleopatra became the queen of Egypt. Cleopatra had to overcome her sister Arslinoe’s and her brother Ptolemy’s conspiracy to exile and rid her of the throne, but she ultimately reigned over Egypt until her death at 39 years of age. Hollywood is famous for recreating such dramatic historic events on film and in 1999 the movie
• Use of the impirtant religius titles 'god's wife of Amun', indicating an influential position in the cult of Amun at Thebes. • Use of the exclusive privileges of a king e.g. construction of a pair of obelisks at karnak. Between the year 2 and 7 Hatshepsut began to use her throne name, Maatkare, indicating her intention to rule. King of upper and lower egypt by the 7th year Hatshepsut abandoned the
He attempted to resolidify the allegiance by appointing Pompey and Crassus as consuls of Spain and Syria respectively. By doing so, Caesar established himself as a strong military leader in the Gallic Wars. He also had the reputation of being an "idol" general who was not above suffering alongside his troops in the plain of battle. After all, however, the death of Caesar's daughter Julia during childbirth in 54 B.C. (she had been married to Pompey for five years) and the death of Crassus in 53 B.C.
Nefertiti married King Amenhotep IV and she then became queen. They then had six daughters named Meritaten, Meketaten, Ankhesenpaaten, Neferneferuaten, Neferneferure, and Setepenre. In year for of his ruling,Amenhotep started his worship of Aten. The king led a religious revolution, in which Nefertiti played an important role. In his year five, Amenhotep IV changed his name to Akhetaten.
Daniel Agyei Robert Kotoviets LSO 210 6th November, 2012 HOW ROMAN EMPIRE FLOURISHED UNDER DIRECT DICTATORSHIP OF AUGUSTUS CAESAR Augustus Caesar who was also known as Gaius Octavius Thurinus at birth was born in 63 BC in a small town called Ox Head (Fagan). He was adopted by Julius Caesar and took on the name Gaius Julius Caesar Octavius in agreement with the Roman adopting naming standards (Fagan). He was taken to his father’s town to be raised there due to the chaotic nature of Rome at that time. In 59 BC, his father died and his mother got married to a former governor of Syria called Lucius Marcius Phillipus. His first public appearance was in BC 51 at the funeral of his grandmother Julia when he delivered the eulogy (Fagan).
Hatshepsut, born in 1508 BC, was the daughter of Thutmose I. After the death of Thutmose II, her brother, his son Thutmose III ascended to the throne at an early age. Hatshepsut therefore took on a joint role as co-regent of Egypt at the age of twenty-nine alongside her nephew. Soon, she would take full control of the throne, becoming the first female pharaoh in the history of colossal Egypt, and quite possibly the most powerful female the world had ever seen. She would rule until her death at age fifty in the year 1458 BC, whereby Thutmose III would reclaim the throne.
| 61 BC | Caesar was sent to govern a Province in Spain as Propraetor. | 60 BC | Caesar returned from Spain to join Pompey and Crassus in a loose coalition known to us as ‘The First Triumvirate.’ | 59 BC | Caesar was elected Consul against heavy Optimate opposition by Marcus Porcius Cato. Caesar married his only daughter, Julia, to Pompey to seal their alliance. Caesar also married too, this time Calpurnia, the daughter of a leading member of the Popular faction. Caesar pushed Pompey's measures through, helped Crassus' proposals, and got for himself a five-year term as Proconsul of Gaul after his consulship was over.
Catherine Howard, his fifth wife, was executed for adultery. Henry's last wife, Catherine Parr outlived him. He died in 1547, leaving the kingdom to his young son, Edward VI, under the control of several counsellors.Edward ruled only six years. After his death in 1553, his Catholic half-sister, Mary, succeeded to the English crown. She married King Philip of Spain and re-established the old religion.
Two levels were for funerary temple. The tale is she was place to rest with her father. During the ruling of Thutmose III, tomb was built for Thutmose I. His mummy was removed from his tomb and put elsewhere. During the same time Queen Hatshepsut mummy could have been move to the tomb of Sitre-Rep her nanny in KV60.
World Religion 5 April 2012 Akhenaten and Constantine Belief in monotheism can be trace back to eighteenth dynasty Egypt when there was a dynamic shift of religious philosophy, this occurred during the rule of a very bold and controversial lost pharaoh by the name of “Akhenaten” . One thousand years later another ruler led different revolution of the religious kind; the Emperor ”Constantine the Great” of Rome. Both these men brought about the departure of their countries traditional religion in favor of a new theology; only Constantine was able to have long lasting influence after his death. To better understand their contributions to history I’ll examine the early