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Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt family tree

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As with most ancient Egyptian royal dynasties, the family tree for the Eighteenth Dynasty is complex and unclear.

Double crown.svg Senakhtenre Ahmose[1]Tetisheri
Double crown.svg Seqenenre TaoAhhotep I
Ahhotep IIDouble crown.svg Kamose
Seventeenth dynasty
Ahmose-SitkamoseDouble crown.svg Ahmose IAhmose-Nefertari
Ahmose-ankhAhmose SapairAhmose-MeritamonDouble crown.svg Amenhotep ISenseneb
AhmoseDouble crown.svg Thutmose IMutnofret
Double crown.svg HatshepsutDouble crown.svg Thutmose IIIset
Neferure
Hatshepsut-MeryetreDouble crown.svg Thutmose III
TiaaDouble crown.svg Amenhotep II
MutemwiyaDouble crown.svg Thutmose IVYuyaTjuyu
Double crown.svg Amenhotep IIITiyeAnen
Double crown.svg Kheperkheprure AyTey
Sitamun?HenuttanebNebetah
ThutmoseAsetBeketaten
"The Younger Lady"Double crown.svg AkhenatenNefertiti
(Double crown.svg Neferneferuaten?)		MutnedjmetDouble crown.svg HoremhebAmenia
Double crown.svg SmenkhkareDouble crown.svg TutankhamunMeketatenNeferneferuaten TasheritNeferneferureSetepenre
MeritatenAnkhesenamun
Meritaten TasheritAnkhesenpaaten Tasherit317a and 317b mummies

References

  1. ^ "Sénakht-en-Rê, la " redécouverte " d'un pharaon". CFEETK – Centre Franco-Égyptien d'Étude des Temples de Karnak.
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