Queen Hatshepsut, God Ra Blessing King Thothemes III, & King Amenhotep II

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Queen Hatshepsut, XVIIIth dynasty, 1505-1484 B.C., who reigned conjointly with Thothmes I, II, & III under the name of King Makara, kneeling and offering wine to the supreme God. King Amenhotep II, XVIIIth dynasty, 1450-1425 B.C., who constructed a temple at Karnak, making an offering of two perfume vases. King Thothmes III, XVIIIth dynasty, 1504-1450 B.C., the most powerful king of ancient Egypt wearing the white crown of upper Egypt, and being blessed and received in his temple by the God Horus-Harmachis

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No. 302 'GODS AND KINGS' SERIES EGYPT QUEEN HATSHEPSUT XVIII TH DYNASTY, 1505-1484 B.C. WHO REIGNED CONJOINTLY WITH THOTHMES 1. II & I UNDER THE NAME OF 'KING' MAKARA, KNEELING AND OFFERING WINE TO THE SUPREME GOD. KING AMENHOTEP II, XVIII TH DYNASTY. 1450-1425 B. C.. WHO CONSTRUCTED A TEMPLE AT KARNAK, MAKING AN OFFERING OF TWO PERFUME VASES. KING THOTHMES III, XVIII TH DYNASTY, 1504-1450 B. C. THE MOST POWERFUL KING OF ANCIENT EGYPT WEARING THE WHITE CROWN OF UPPER EGYPT, AND BEING BLESSED AND RECEIVED IN HIS TEMPLE BY THE GOD HORUS-HARMACHIS. Copyright: Eastern Publishing Company P.O.B. 261. Cairo 350 AD कि

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Queen Hatshepsut, God Ra Blessing King Thothemes III, & King Amenhotep II

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