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Senusret I was an important pharaoh of Egypt's Middle Kingdom, reigning during the 12th Dynasty around 1971-1926 BCE. He is known for his military campaigns that expanded Egypt's territory and for his significant contributions to art and architecture, including the construction of the White Chapel at Karnak. His reign marked a period of stability and prosperity, fostering advancements in literature and culture. Senusret I also promoted the worship of the god Amun, solidifying the religious and political power of the pharaoh.
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What did pharaoh Senusret 1 do?
he built the white chapel
What was senusret 1 famous for?
being the first pharaoh to have canal linking the Nile with the Red Sea
Why is Senusret the First so famous?
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When did Senusret you die?
Senusret I was the second pharaoh of the Twelfth Dynasty and ruled from 1971 BCE to 1926 BCE. He died of old age and before he died he appointed his successor Amenemhat II.
What did pharaoh senusret do?
he bulit th great pyramid
Why is senusret 1 important?
he was important because he accomplished good deeds and build a staue of himself
Why is Senusret important?
he was important because he accomplished good deeds and build a staue of himself
What did pharaoh Senusret 1 do?
he built the white chapel
What was the most important architectural achievement of senusret reign?
the white chapel
What was the most important architectural achievement Senusret's reign?
the white chapel
Who is senusret?
Senusret 1 was the second Pharoah of the 12th Dynasty, who ruled from 1971BC - 1926BC. He ruled during the middle kingdom (2000-1800).
When was senusret the 1 born?
he was born in 1971 B.C.E.
How many kids did senusret 1 have?
He had 5 kids. 1 son and 4 daughters.
How many kids did senusret the 1st have?
pharaoh Senusret l had no children
How long did senusret III rule for in years?
senusret III was pharaoh for 39 years
Who ruled in Karnak?
Senusret I
What was senusret 1 famous for?
being the first pharaoh to have canal linking the Nile with the Red Sea
