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The 24 pages that link to Hatshepsut, each with the reason it gives.

• AmunRelated: Hatshepsut presented her kingship as divinely sanctioned by Amun and expanded his temple at Karnak.

• KarnakRelated: Her obelisks and monuments contributed prominently to Karnak’s sacred landscape.

• ThebesRelated: Her building projects helped shape the city’s royal and sacred landscape.

• Egyptian king listsRelated: Her omission from some sequences illustrates how royal lists could exclude contested reigns.

• Thutmose IIIRelated: She governed while Thutmose III was young and ruled alongside him before his sole reign.

• Luxor TempleRelated: Her reign contributed early work to the temple complex begun before Amenhotep III’s additions.

• Deir el-BahariRelated: Her reign produced the complex's most celebrated temple and its distinctive terraces.

• Mortuary Temple of HatshepsutRelated: She commissioned the temple as her royal mortuary monument.

• Thutmose IRelated: She was Thutmose I’s daughter and later became one of Egypt’s most powerful rulers.

• Thutmose IIRelated: His wife and half-sister, she later ruled in her own right.

• Amenhotep IRelated: Her later reign belonged to the dynasty whose foundations Amenhotep I helped secure.

• Amenhotep IIRelated: Her reign shaped the political succession and monumental landscape inherited by Amenhotep II.

• SenenmutRelated: Senenmut’s rise and architectural commissions were closely tied to her reign.