King of Egypt in the 18th Dynasty (14501425 BC), the son of Thuthmose III. He fought successful campaigns in Palestine and on the Euphrates. His mummy was found in the Valley of the Tombs of the Kings, Thebes.
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| NAME | Amenhotep II |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | {{{Alt}}} |
| SHORT DESCRIPTION | Pharaoh of Egypt |
| DATE OF BIRTH | {{{Birth}}} |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Ancient Egypt |
| DATE OF DEATH | {{{Death}}} |
| PLACE OF DEATH | Ancient Egypt |
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Preceded by: Thutmose III |
Pharaoh of Egypt 18th Dynasty |
Succeeded by: Thutmose IV |
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| Reign |
1427 BC to 1401 BC or 1427–1397 BC |
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| Praenomen |
Aakheperure Great are the forms of Re |
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| Nomen |
Amenhotep Heka Iunu Amun is Satisfied, Ruler of Heliopolis |
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| Horus name |
Ka Nakht Wer Pekhty Strong Bull, Great of Power |
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| Nebty name |
User Fau Sekha Em Wast Powerful of Splendour, Appearing in Thebes |
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| Golden Horus |
Ity Sekhemef em Tau Neb Who seizes by his strength in all lands |
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| Consort(s) | Tiaa | ||||||||||||||
| Issues | Thutmose IV | ||||||||||||||
| Father | Thutmose III | ||||||||||||||
| Mother | Hatshepsut II Merire | ||||||||||||||
| Died | 1401 BC or 1397 BC | ||||||||||||||
| Burial | KV 35 | ||||||||||||||
Aakheperure Amenhotep II (d.
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