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Ahmose, or 'Amosis' I, was a Pharao from Egypt, he was the founder of the XVIII Dynasty. A descendant of the Theban royal house, he is recalled as one of the reorganizers of the administration of his country, and he also had to lead several war conflicts in his territory, such as the conflict with the Hyksos and his Campaigns in Syria and Nubia.
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