King Thutmose III | King Thutmose III
He was the founder of the modern Egyptian empire, and his empire lasted until about 1070 BC until the reign of King Ramses XI. Thutmose III is known as the father of empires because he is considered one of the genius military mentalities throughout the ages.
In addition, he was the first to divide the forces of the army into a center and wing his military plans so that his military plans were studied in many military colleges and institutes worldwide. many of his plans in the battles were used by the British Empire, especially in its battles against the Ottomans during the First World War. You can see the great temple of Thutmose III during Egypt Classic Tours and enjoy learning more about Modern Egypt.
Furthermore, the existence of Queen Hatshepsut left Thutmose III in the shadows for a long time until Hatshepsut exited from the political scene in Egypt. The legendary personality and mentality of King Thutmose III was the reason for Egypt's military glory written in letters of light and honor in all the world's military academies. Hatshepsut was a very honored queen by the Egyptians, she has a magnificent temple of Hatshepsut in Luxor city that you can visit through one of Egypt Nile cruise Tours in an exciting experience.
Thutmose III’s coronation as King of Egypt scene is engraved on the walls of the Karnak Temple reflecting a great ceremony, Karnak temple is one of the most visited destinations in Luxor day tours and Egypt Christmas tours where you can see miraculous temple displaying massive era of great Egyptian history.
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