Thutmose III has expanded and consolidated Egyptian…
1425 BCE to 1414 BCE
Thutmose III has expanded and consolidated Egyptian control over an empire of unprecedented size in Africa and western Asia.
He has established an efficient administration in the conquered territories, in which vassal kings and chiefs are required to pay heavy tribute to the pharaoh’s viceroys and send their successors to be raised in Egypt.
Thutmose’s son succeeds him in about 1425, after a twenty-eight month co-regency, as Amenhotep II.
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The Near and Middle East
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