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"I was a favorite of the king in his every place... I attained the old age of the revered, I possessed the favor of His Majesty every day. I was supplied from the table of the king with bread." -- INENI, architect to Thutmosis II
NEW KINGDOM EGYPT CHRONOLOGY
| ROBINS | MURNANE | Gay Robins, Art of Ancient Egypt (2001) “low chronology” William J. Murnane, Penguin Guide to Ancient Egypt (1983) “high chronology” |
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| 1550-1070 | 1570-1070 |
NEW KINGDOM
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| 1550-1307 | 1570-1293 |
EIGHTEENTH DYNASTY
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| 1550-1525 | 1570-1546 | AHMOSE I Nebpehtyre The Lord of Strength is Re | ||||
| 1525-1504 | 1551-1524 | AMENHOTEP I Djeserkare Holy is the Soul of Re | ||||
| or Gr. Amenophis “Amun is Pleased” | ||||||
| 1504-1492 | 1524-1518 | THUTMOSE I Akheperkare Great is the Soul of Re | ||||
| or Gr. Thutmosis Born of the God Thoth | ||||||
| Military man who married daughter of Ahmose I | ||||||
| Architect INENI | ||||||
| 1492-1479 | 1518-1504 | THUTMOSE II Akheperenre Great is the Form of Re | ||||
| 3rd son of Thutmose I and Princess Mutnefert;
married Hatshepsut |
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| 1479-1425 | 1504-1450 | THUTMOSE III Menkheperre Lasting is the Manifestation of Re | ||||
| son of Thutmosis II and Isis wives: Neferura, dgtr of Hatshepsut; Hatshepsut-Meryetre Battle of Megiddo; Syrian campaigns Karnak, Pylons; Festival Hall, “Botanical Garden” Private tombs: |
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| Tomb of the Vizier Rekhmire (TT 100) Tomb of Menkheperresoneb (TT 86) |
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| 1473-1458 | 1498-1483 | HATSHEPSUT Maatkare Truth is the Soul of Re | ||||
| dgtr of Thutmose I and Queen Ahmose; regent
for Thutmose III daughter Neferura; advisor and tutor SENENMUT vizier and architect HAPUSENEB, Monuments: |
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| Karnak Mortuary temple, Deir el-Bahri, architect HAPUSENEB |
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| 1427-1402 | 1453-1419 | AMENHOTEP II Akheperure Great are the Manifestations of Re | ||||
| Private tombs: | ||||||
| Sennefer (TT 96), Mayor of “Southern City” Userhat (TT 56) |
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| 1401-1391 | 1419-1386 | THUTMOSE IV Menkheperure Everlasting are the manifestations of Re | ||||
| married Mutemwiya (from Mittani?) Peace Treaty
w/ Mitanni Dream Stele (Gizeh, between paws of Sphinx) Private tomb: |
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| Nakht (TT 52) | ||||||
| 1391-1353 | 1386-1349 | AMENHOTEP III Nubmaatre Lord of Truth is Re | ||||
| married Tiy, daughter of Yuya and Tuya AMENHOTEP son of Hapu, Architect Mortuary Temple, Thebes Colossi Luxor, Temple for Opet-festival Jubilee (sed festival) Year 30, 34, 37 Private tombs: |
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| Nebamun (TT 90), Sebekhotep, Paheri, Menna (TT 69) |
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| 1353-1335 | 1350-1334 | AMENHOTEP IV/ after Year 5: Akhenaten Servant of the
Aten Neferkheperure Beautiful are the Manifestations of Re |
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| married Nefertiti, daughter of vizier Ay, brother of Queen
Tiy; Kiya, daughters: Merytaten, Mekytaten, Ankhesenpaaten, Meritaten-tasherit Year 6: established Akhetaten – The Horizon of the Aten (el-Amarna) “Hymn to the Aten” |
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| 1335-1333 | 1336-1334 | SMENKHKARE / Neferneferuaten Ankhkheperure Living are the Manifestations of Re |
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| married Merytaten | ||||||
| 1333-1323 | 1334-1325 | TUTANKHATEN Living Image of the Aten / after Year 2: TUTANKHAMUN Living Image of Amun Nebkheperure Lord of Manifestations is Re | ||||
| son of Akhenaten and Kiya? married Ankhesenpaaten (after Year 2: Ankhesenamun ) Private tombs: |
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| Tomb of Huy, Viceroy of Nubia (TT 40) | ||||||
| 1323-1319 | 1325-1321 | AY Kheperkheperure Everlasting are the Manifestations of Re | ||||
| Vizier to Akhenaten, married Tiy II, Ankhesenamun (widow
of Tutankhamun buried Thebes tomb (KV 23) |
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| 1319-1307 | 1321-1293 | HOREMHEB Djeserkheperurre Setepenre Holy are the Manifestations of Re, Chosen of Re | ||||
| married Mutnodjmet (sister of Nefertiti) Tomb in Saqqara, showing military campaigns against Libya and Syria Tomb KV 57, Valley of the Kings |
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| 1307-1196 | 1293-1185 |
NINETEENTH DYNASTY
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| 1306-1290 | 1291-1278 | SETY I Menmaatre "Eternal is the justice of Re" | ||||
| Tomb at Abydos | ||||||
| 1290-1224 | 1279-1212 | RAMSES II Usermaatre "The justice of Re is Powerful | ||||
| "Ramses the Great", the pharoah of the Exodus
married Nefertari, the Great Royal Wife, among others Year 5: Battle of Kadesh against Hittite King Muwatallis |
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| Temples at Abu Simbel Tomb of Nefertari, Valley of Queens |
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| 1196-1070 | 1185-1070 |
TWENTIETH DYNASTY
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| RAMSES III Usermaatre Meryamun "Powerful is the justice of Re, beloved of Amun |
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| Year 8, battle against the Sea Peoples | ||||||
| Funerary temple at Medinet Habu | ||||||
| 1100-1070 | 1098-1070 | RAMSES XI Menmaatre Setepenptah "The Justice of Re Remains, Chosen of Ptah" | ||||
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