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The 15 pages that link to Thutmose III, each with the reason it gives.

• KarnakRelated: His campaigns and building works made him one of Karnak’s major royal patrons.

• HatshepsutRelated: His minority enabled her transition from regent to pharaoh.

• Deir el-BahariRelated: His temple continued royal building at the site after Hatshepsut's reign.

• Mortuary Temple of HatshepsutRelated: Images and names of Hatshepsut were erased at the temple during his reign.

• Thutmose IRelated: Thutmose I’s successor in the dynasty’s imperial expansion, though their exact family relationship remains debated.

• Egyptian chariotRelated: His campaigns exemplify the New Kingdom context in which chariots supported expansion.

• Nile tradeRelated: His campaigns and tribute system extended Egyptian influence over trade networks in Nubia and the Levant.

• Thutmose IIRelated: His son and successor, he was still a child when Thutmose II died.

• Amenhotep IRelated: His conquests represent a later stage of the expansion begun under early Eighteenth Dynasty rulers.

• Amenhotep IIRelated: His long reign established the empire that Amenhotep II inherited.

• SenenmutRelated: His later reign provides the political context for Senenmut’s disappearance from the record.