Hatshepsut
c. 1510 B.C.-1458 B.C.
Egyptian Pharaoh
Hatshepsut was not the only woman ruler of ancient times; however, as Egyptian pharaoh during the Eighteenth Dynasty, she was the only one to rule a ...
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Hatshepsut
Born c. 1520 B.C., Egypt Died c. 1468 B.C., Egypt
Ancient Egypt was a civilization ruled by pharaohs: rulers who were believed to be half-men and half-gods. They lived in incredible luxur...
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Hatshepsut (1540-1481 BC) was an Egyptian queen of the Eighteenth Dynasty. Usurping the throne after her husband's death, she held effective power for over 20 years.The daughter of Thutmose I by his q...
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I think that the most deserving pharaoh is Hatshepsut. She was the first female pharaoh, and she had the longest reign out of all the female pharaohs. I have to give her credit on that one, especiall...
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In ancient times Hatshepsut was interpreted as a difference in the line of traditional 'warrior-pharoahs'. It is put forward the claim by traditional historians that she was only interested in peacef...
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Hatshepsut, in comparison to other Pharaohs, provided Egypt with nothing spectacular. While she does have a list of achievements, ranging from the restoration of temples to many successful trade exped...
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Hatshepsut's rule on Egypt was a great and prosperous one. But one of the most interesting aspects about her rule was her accuracy and vision when it came to the building of structures and the restora...
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Although there had been female rulers before Hatshepsut Callender states that `her reign was both longer and better recorded than any reign by previous female Egyptian rulers'. Hatshepsut ruled as a p...
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