Romeo and Juliet ancient Egyptian history ..

We will learn about King Amenhotep III and his wife, Queen T

But let us know, at first, some of the origins of the story

There was one in two, whose name was Yuya, and he was in the temple of Amun, and Toya was a religious dancer.

Originally, they were ordinary priests who were present in the temple, and there was a need that was rare in this era.

J. King Amenhotep the Third saw their daughter and her love very much and attached to her...

One of the aspects of a very beautiful life that any lady who wishes is present in the world from her husband is that King Amenhotep III was consulting his wife, Queen T, in the simplest of matters and was always taking her opinion from the severity of his love and his attachment to it. 

Something very rare happened after her marriage, and her father and mother rose in status and converted from ordinary priests to the largest priests who were present at this time...

And it was not enough, but also that their work was a cemetery in the Valley of the Kings, and this was a very rare need in time.

This was a grim movement from him, but all of this was evidence of the intensity of his love for her and his attachment to it, and he was making them as well as their need for gold, and it was a necessity for the kings, so you don't have ordinary priests.!

There was no stay in it with the beauty of the cemetery de Elly, whose priests are her father and her mother in particular, but his love for her was the reason for this.

Ok, did he work for her father and mother only!

No, of course, we would say if he loves her and confirms her role is preserved with us with this story. 

You can have many scarabs and put them on them... 

Also, her flag is a private temple and a cemetery.

But that's how we were saved ..!

No hurry any this ...

He also made a statue and King Amenhotep the Third was equal to his wife, Queen T.

This indicates his intense love for her because there was no limit in it, no matter how much it was carved in length equal to the length of the king, but love is not impossible.