It has never been proven that Nefertiti did rule Egypt. It is supposed that she is the elusive pharoah 'Smenkhare' as she added this to her full name (Neferneferuaten Nefertiti Smenkhare) shortly before the death of her husband Akhenaten. There is also evidence to support that she shared a co-regency with Akhenaten before his death and so maybe did rule when he died. Before Nefertiti there were no other female rulers so she could have been the first ruling Queen of Egypt (all pharoahs first wives were called 'Queen'), given the conventions of the time it is also very likely that she did not rule.
Queen Nefertiti was born around the year 1390 B.C.E. She was an Egyptian queen, wife of King Akhenaten. The main proof of her existence, a bust sculpture of her, was discovered in 1913 and since then it has represented one of the greatest mysteries of ancient Egypt, and the life and secrets of this beautiful queen awakes the curiosity of researchers and public in general.
Queen Nefertiti ruled as queen in the 16th dynast.She and her husband Akhenaten had 6 daughters and no sons.They started a new religious beliefe. Nefertiti strongly supported her loved one at any thing he lead. Then Nefertiti had disapeared and was found dead.many people believe that she caught the black pleauge and died.
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== == The real name of Pharaoh Nefertiti is Neferneferuaten.
Singing,reading,playing games,sewing,dancing, taking scenic walks,exercising and collecting rare artifacts
She lived in Egypt.
the first one with a statue for us to see was Queen Nefertiti
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Queen Nefertiti ruled during the New Kingdom in Egypt. Her husband was Ramses II.
Queen Nefertiti shared the same religion as her husband Akenhaton
No, there are instances of powerful Queens of Egypt prior to Cleopatra. Nefertiti is one example.
Yes, Queen Nefertiti of Egypt, queen Hatshepsut and at least twelve Ptolemaic queens.
she became the oueen because king Tutankhamen a.k.a king tut died
she became queen because her husband Akhenaten was the pharoah
During 18th Dynasty. A short time after 1383 BC
Queen Nefertiti wife of Pharaoh Akhenaton