Amenhotep IV took decisive steps to establish the Aten as the exclusive, monotheistic god of Egypt
Akhenaten is the pharaoh who is largely credited for instilling monotheism as the main religion in Ancient Egypt. Though the cult of the god Ra had been growing already, Akhenaten decided to enforce his own brand of monotheism: worship centered around Aten, the disk of the sun.
Amenhotep IV (who later changed his name to Akhenaten).
amenhotep changed from polytheism to monotheism
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Monotheism was certainly unusual when it surfaced in the reign of Amenhotep IV, who renamed himself Akhenaten. ancient Egypt was a strongly polytheistic society, and the worship of gods was a major industry. The priesthood were not happy about Akenaten's monotheistic experiment, and returned the country to polytheism after his death, when his son, the boy-king Tutankhamun ruled.
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Amenhotep III was known as Amenhotep the Magnificent. He ruled during the 18th Dynasty from around 1388 until 1351 BC. During his rule Egypt flourished both monetarily and artistically. This was a time of great artistic growth during the history of Egypt.
Amenhotep IV.
Amenhotep III was known as Amenhotep the Magnificent. He ruled during the 18th Dynasty from around 1388 until 1351 BC. During his rule Egypt flourished both monetarily and artistically. This was a time of great artistic growth during the history of Egypt.
Amenhotep III ruled Egypt at the age of 12 because he was next in line for the throne. After his father died, he became the ruler. It is speculated he ruled Egypt from June 1386 to 1349 BC
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