Tag: Ahmose-Sitkamose

King Kamose Famous Egyptian Pharaohs kings in Seventeenth Dynasty of Egypt | The Secrets of Rulers Pharaohs, History King Kames fighting against the Hyksos of Ancient Egypt | Facts Coffin & Mummy and more about Ancient Egypt History. Story of the most important kings of the pharaohs fighting against the Hyksos in the civilization of Ancient Egypt. The secrets of the life of the last pharaoh of the 17th Thebes dynasty and how he died and the Ancient Egyptian Papyrus found telling us his role in protecting the Pharaonic civilization. King Kamose Facts Ruled Reign period in Ancient Egyptian Government: 1554–1549 BC Father: King Seqenenre Tao Mother: Queen Ahhotep I "Female Pharaohs" Wife: Queen Ahhotep II. Children: Ahmose-Sitkamose. The Discovery - Egyptian Antiquities: Pharaonic Ancient Egyptian Coffins, Pharaonic tomb in  "Egyptian Tombs" Tombs of Draa Abu Al-Naja in Luxor, Dagger made of gold and silver “Ancient Egyptian Metallurgy“, Mirror made of bronze. What did King Kamose accomplish? Military campaigns and wars against the Hyksos north of Thebes. Two paintings depicting the wars and victories of King Kamose over the Hyksos have been discovered in the region of Awaris "Egypt Archaeological Sites", the capital of the Hyksos in the delta, as well as details about the king's triumphant return to the enemies in a good city again. How did King Kamose die? The king died of a blow from a soldier Hyksos during the one-year battle in the city of Ambos, it is worth noting that King Kamose recommended King Ahmose I from Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt in The New Kingdom with a will to his grandmother Queen Tetisheri: he followed his deceased father King Sekhemre Shedtawy Sobekemsaf II. Where was King Kamose buried? Abbott Papyrus was moved from the main cemetery of the Valley of the Kings to the area of Tombs of