Describe the new kingdom under thutmose iii and during its later decline. ( use your own words )

was famous for being a brilliant leader, later known as Napoleon of Egypt Thutmose III was one of the greatest pharaohs in the history of ancient Egypt. In his 54-year reign, he defeated many of the country's enemies and expanded the boundaries of the Egyptian empire< It was not long before Thutmose the Third took power until many of the kings of the East declared their rebellion against the Egyptian state; he quickly confronted his army and confronted him with a surprise attack through a narrow mountain pass to defeat the enemy in a battle known as the Battle of Megiddo; And brought them under Egyptian control.

Thutmose III built castles and forts, trained soldiers on the best exercises, supplied them with powerful innovative weapons such as the newly developed darts and expanded use of vehicles in combat ,In the era of Thutmose the Third, he says, "There is no power in the land that can confront the Egyptian army, which received great military training and won the leadership of the king of Abarqee, Pharaoh of Great Egypt Thutmose III"

Architecture in his reignLike other great pharaohs of the modern era, Thutmose the Third had a rich architectural production. Ancient Egyptian writings recorded that he had built more than 50 temples throughout the country. He also put some additions to the Karnak Temple as the construction of new gates, High-rise obelisks.

Thutmose 3 is considered the greatest ruler of Egypt.Thutmose 3 reigned from 1479 BC to 1425 BC.He was considered a military genius and the greatest pharaoh.He was able to bring religion back and he loved people.He was a military conqueror and won many lands but died in 1425 BC.Art and architecture thrived under his rule for about 54 years.

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