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King Senusret III "Senwosret III, Sesostris III, Khakaure Senusret III" | Ancient Egypt History & History The Greatest of Egyptian Pharaohs kings | Secrets, Biography, Egyptian Antiquities, Accomplishments in Ancient Egypt, Tomb, Mummy, Life and Death of the King, Twelfth Dynasty of Egypt in Middle Kingdom of Egypt and more about king Sesostris III legendary Pharaoh ... King Senusret III Facts: Ruled Reign period in Ancient Egyptian Government: 1878–1839 BC “years”. Date of death: 1839 BC Father: king Senusret II Mother: Queen Khenemetneferhedjet I Weret "Female Pharaohs". Wife: Queen Sithathoriunet, Queen Neferthenut, Queen Khnemetneferhedjet II, Queen Itakayt, Queen Meretseger. Children: King Amenemhat III, Khnemet, Menet, Mereret, Senetsenebtysy, Sithathor. The Discovery: Stone statue Castle in the Phoenician city of Byblos. Obelisk of King Senusret III "Obelisks" It indicates the development of the craft of Sculpture in Ancient Egypt and Architecture in ancient Egypt. Semna Castle and Qemna Castle behind the second cataract in southern Egypt Temple in Abydos Sohag, a temple in Madamud "Egyptian Temples". Pyramid of Senusret III in Saqqara, King Senusret III, One of the kings of the Twelfth Dynasty, he ruled Egypt from 1878 to 1839 BC. King Senusret III is known as one of the greatest and most important pharaohs of the Middle Kingdom. Below we will mention the reason for giving him this name. What is King Senusret III famous for? In ancient times, the pharaoh was called “Sesostris III,” and the Greeks gave him this name. Senusret III carried out a series of expansions for the Middle Kingdom of Egypt in the Nubia region on the banks of the Nile River. He also built river castles, including Bohn and Toshki, which are located at Orunaarti. There is an obelisk found in the Nubia region as well as Palestine that remembers his achievements. Among the monuments that