Pharaoh Amenhotep II

And came after him is the last light of Amenhotep II Vokhadda again some lovers of freedom in Syria, and returned to Thebes and seven passengers are still alive Kings lowered their heads in the bow of the ship Empire. And six of them the king offering to Amun sacrificed their hand  Then his successor, Tuthmosis last-mentioned inert, sat on the throne after him in 1412 the country's rule of Amenhotep III ruled Egypt for a long time which rose to a peak of glory thanks to the pool of wealth through sovereignty, which lasted a century

In the British Museum, the bust of the King is represented in the form of a man who combines the tenderness and strength, he could be caught with an iron hand on the reins in the empire that he inherited, and to live with this in an atmosphere of relaxation and bliss Perhaps Ptronis first Al Mdecy were envious it.

 Were it not for the detection of violations of Tutankhamun as we believe the intention of the novels and codify the records from the richness and manifestations of Amenhotep entertained

The total good in the custody of grandeur and luxury as high as in any other city in the eras of history as a whole, were the streets filled with traders, and markets are filled with goods from all over the known world at the time, and buildings, "excel in grandeur all buildings, the capitals of ancient and modern" and shortcomings wonderful to receive an abscess from an infinite variety of States under their jurisdiction, and their massive "adorned with all the gold" and decorated with great works of art of all kinds, and houses with gardens and palaces, luxury and parks shaded and lakes industrial which was the scene of each of the new fashion styles, As the Romans in the reign of the Empire This is the capital of Egypt in the days of glory in the days of Malika, which began after the decay and fall.

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