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Amenhotep III's Golden Age

Amenhotep III's Golden Age

Egypt hit peak drip under Amenhotep III — massive temples, international diplomacy, and vibes for days

The ExodusOld Testament~1391–1353 BCE

Amenhotep III inherited a wealthy empire and said 'time to flex.' He built the Colossi of Memnon, expanded the Luxor Temple, and maintained peace through diplomacy instead of war. The Amarna Letters show him trading gifts with kings of Babylon, Mitanni, and Hatti like it was an ancient gift exchange program. Egypt was lowkey the cultural center of the entire world.

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