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What was a significance of akhenaton?

He brought upon the idea of monotheism* because he had a monotheistic tutor a while ago. So, he started believing it too. He therefore, made the people only believe and pray t… (MORE)

Mommy1244

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In Ancient Egypt

When was akhenaton born?

on December 3498bc

SystemTV

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In History, Politics & Society

Why was akhenaton important?

Because he was an originator of monotheism. Because he ruled Egypt from a new city.

Jhr459

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In History, Politics & Society

Why is Akhenaton important?

Someone answered this already, but it was because he originated monotheism in Egypt and built a new city, Amarna, away from Cairo and the old ways ensconced there. He was also… (MORE)

Madpop2

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Why is akhenaton mportant?

Akhenaton was famous for trying to change traditional Egyptian religion. There might be something else but are research is inconclusive in that area.

Monkeytypist

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Was Akhenaton Moses?

No. Akhenaton was an Egyptian pharoah who attempted to set up a new religion. He and his queen were murdered by the Egyptian priestly establishment. He never went anywhe… (MORE)

Viradu

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In Religion & Spirituality

What was Akhenatons religion?

He worshiped the sun god Aten (an aspect of Ra), in a monistic way. That is, he recognized the existence of other gods, but only worshiped this one. Basically his religion was… (MORE)

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In Ancient Egypt

Was there a pyramid for akhenaton?

No,there wasnt.Since all pharoahs before akenaten were robbed,the people buried him on a hillside or something like that.Sorry, but I hope I helped.

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In Mythology

What did Akhenaton try to do?

Akhenaten, or Amenhotep IV, tried to change the Egyptian religion. He wanted everyone to worship the sun god, (not Ra, the element) Aten.

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Was akhenaton a homo?

It is highly unlikely that Akhenaton was wholly homosexual as his wives are said to be Nefertiti, Kiya (Tadukhipa?), Meritaten, Ankhesenamun, and an unidentified sister; he fa… (MORE)