Ahmose I created a unified, confident, and thriving Egypt and ushered in the glorious New Kingdom. Egyptians hold in high esteem the two pharaohs who unified their country: the Old Kingdom pharaoh ...

This pharaoh is under wraps no longer ... took the throne as just a child and ruled with the aid of his mother, Ahmose-Nefertari, according to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization.

Following Kamose’s death, Ahmose became Pharaoh, but he was still a boy. His mother, Ahhotep, ruled as regent and educated her son in his future duties. Ten years later, Ahmose was ready to take ...

She said the first thing that had struck her was how Amenhotep I's facial features resembled those of his father Ahmose I, the first pharaoh of ancient Egypt's 18th Dynasty, with a narrow chin ...

The pharaoh's gazeHatshepsut appears as a lion ... Hatshepsut was born around 1507 B.C. to Thutmose I and his great royal wife, Queen Ahmose. Hatshepsut would marry her half brother and heir ...

Seqenenre’s oldest son, Kamose, went on to become pharaoh and also campaigned against the Hyksos; he, too, died in battle. Kamose’s younger brother Ahmose took up the mantle, expelled the ...

It's the first pharaoh's tomb to be discovered in Luxor ... by his principal wife Ahmose) cemented his position in line to the throne. Around 500 years after Thutmose II's death, ancient Egyptian ...

Egypt, once a powerful kingdom, was sandwiched between two enemies when Ahmose was born. In the north, the land of the pyramids was occupied by the Hyksos people, whose king had declared himself ...