Hatshepsut's military campaigns

 The prevailing era of Hatshepsut was peace, prosperity, and prosperity of the commercial movement with neighbouring countries, so it was not inclined to the policy of external invasion, but some military events were recorded during its reign, most of which were disciplinary campaigns, as well as to one military campaign recorded during the reign of Hatshepsut undertaken by Tuthmosis the Third, which is the seizure Gaza and that was near the end of its rule.

I also found some manuscripts, such as a manuscript found in the cemetery of Sinnemot, that reveal disciplinary campaigns in Nubia and some other countries that were under Egyptian authority, such as

A disciplinary campaign against Nubia at the beginning of her reign and carried out by Hatshepsut, as mentioned in a manuscript of Treasury President Tiye.

A disciplinary campaign against Syria and Palestine, according to a manuscript in Deir el-Bahri, as well as a campaign against a rebellion in Nubia.

A campaign against a rebellion in Nubia in the year 20 of its rule is written on the Tombs plate.

The disciplinary campaign against the city of Mao between the years 20 and 22 of its rule.

Explain the appearance of Hatshepsut in the clothes of the male rulers:

 Hatshepsut did not want to be new in the appearance of the ruler king who had been composed by people for decades, although at the beginning of her reign she was conceived as a woman with all her adornment, later she became an example of a strong muscular ruler, who puts a false beard and then began to wear clothes similar to clothes from It was preceded by male rulers in official ceremonies, as it appeared in some of its statues with a borrowed chin, as is customary in the statues of the Pharaohs.

Despite all this, she was not from the fact that Hatshepsut had all the characteristics of a beautiful female, as she had nice wheaty skin, a beautiful nose, and a round face.

The lover will die

 Senmout was an exciting mystery in the life of Hatshepsut, the engineer who built her famous temple in Deir el-Bahri and gave him 80 titles and who was raising and educating her daughter, the young princess Hefru Ra, who had reached out of his love for his queen to dig a tunnel between her cemetery and his cemetery, to be close to her In the next life as it was close to it in this world.

His cemetery is on the campus of its temple, to be adjacent to its death, as it used to do in this world.

 As the historians' hints came to form a love case that brought together the two Sennamot and Hatshepsut after the death of his second wife, Tuthmosis II, but this is not certain and maybe just a relationship of mutual respect.

Also, the Royal Architect Seamount is one of the most beautiful funerary temple built for a queen in history, which is the monastery of Deir el-Bahari, which he built in the bosom of the western mountain and its construction came in the royal white limestone brought from Tora and in the form of three galleries above the other one to be elevated by the sky to immortalize with the stars.

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Hatshepsut died in the second month of the fall semester during the 22nd year of her reign, as stated in a writing on a tablet found in Armant.

 It was also verified that the mummy of Hatshepsut was a sign of her death as signs of natural death and that the cause of her death was due to her cancer or diabetes.

 Also, the tomb of Hatshepsut is in the Valley of the Kings and is symbolized by the number KV20 as Hatshepsut is expanding her father's cemetery to be used, and her coffin was found next to her father's coffin.

Whatever the case of Queen Hatshepsut is one of the few women in the ancient world that did not convince them, what she did was much greater than what some male kings did.

Hatshepsut took an interest in the Egyptian commercial fleet and established large ships and used them in internal transportation to transfer the matter that was ordered to be added to the Karnak Temple in glorification of the god Amon or the dispatch of ships in missions for commercial exchange with their neighbours as the era of luxury in Egypt and peace has increased and the demand for entertainment materials brought to merchant fleets from neighbouring countries Among the most important are incense, perfumes, spices, plants, tropical trees, predators and leather.