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The 27 pages that link to Akhenaten, each with the reason it gives.

• TutankhamunRelated: Tutankhamun’s reign followed Akhenaten’s religious and political changes.

• AtenismRelated: His royal policies established Atenism as Egypt’s state religion.

• AmarnaRelated: His reign established the city’s purpose, religious identity, and royal institutions.

• Egyptian king listsRelated: His exclusion from several later lists reflects efforts to erase or reject his reign.

• RaRelated: His religious reforms challenged the institutions and traditions that sustained Ra’s cult.

• HoremhebRelated: Horemheb’s restoration policies directly opposed the religious changes associated with Akhenaten.

• NefertitiRelated: As her husband and co-ruler in public imagery, he led the reforms she helped represent.

• Theban NecropolisRelated: His reign disrupted Theban religious institutions and royal traditions.

• AtenRelated: His rule made Aten the focus of royal religion and state-sponsored worship.

• Great Hymn to the AtenRelated: The hymn’s royal theology reflects the religious program associated with his reign.

• Nefertiti BustRelated: Nefertiti’s royal image was produced within the court Akhenaten established at Amarna.

• TushrattaRelated: Tushratta’s later letters addressed him amid strained relations with Egypt.