The painting of Mount Borkel and the Eternal Glory of Thutmose III.

 Over the past two weeks, I presented a set of articles and thoughts on the immortal King of Egypt and the conqueror of the ancient world, Thutmose III, the true founder of the Egyptian Empire in the ancient Near East .. Perhaps the best conclusion in my talk about the immortal King of Egypt is this unique painting that was built by the genius of politics and war, Thutmose III, who knew  With the triumph of Thutmose III or the Mount Borkal border plate .. This granite border painting is one of the most important historical sources about the wars and campaigns of Thutmose III in Syria, Canaan and Nubia in addition to its famous annals in the Karnak Temple .. This painting was standing  In the Temple of Amun in Mount Albarqal in Upper Nubia in northern Sudan, near the southern borders of the Egyptian Empire during the reign of Thutmose III .. The texts of the painting, which amounted to fifty lines in the hieroglyphic, included a wise description of the victories of King Thutmose III in his war campaigns against Syria and Canaan, which included the Battle of Megiddo,  And his wars against the Mitanni (two rivers), with a special mention of his painting of his victories on the banks of the Euphrates in North Syria after his victory over the Mitannians, in addition to his talk about hunting elephants in Syria, and his royal engagement to the Nubians, residents of the south, etc. This ..  B.  Say the borders in the forty-seventh year of the Pharaoh’s era, in order to define the southern borders of his vast empire that extends from the top of the Euphrates in the north to Mount Burqul in Nuba in the south near the Fourth Jandal .. It was found in 1920 AD by the Harvard University Museum of Fine Arts Museum in Mount Burqul  In Sudan, she is currently in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts .