Tiye
Tiye was an influential queen of ancient Egypt, married to Pharaoh Amenhotep III. She is known for her political acumen and significant role in diplomatic relations during her husband's reign, which lasted from 1386 to 1349 BCE. Tiye was the mother of Akhenaten, the pharaoh famous for introducing monotheism to Egypt. Her prominence is reflected in her personal artifacts found in tombs and temples, showcasing her status and power in a male-dominated society.
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Tiye is depicted by two small statues on the feet of Amenhotep III.
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Tiye was one of the wives of Amenhotep III, whose burial chambers are included in his tomb.
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