The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-12
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ndon Tmes-New York Times copyrigh, by arrangement,
by the fourth dynasty kings (339S-372l B. c.. The
fifteenth and sixteenth dynasies the invading
shepherd kings from Syria who fixed their cap
tai in the Delta The seventeenth dynasty shows
the rise OF the Egyptian stock ruling at Thebes md
the expulsion Of the Hyskos. Tut-Ankh-Ame =
time was the eighteenth dynasty Q5s7-l37s B. C).
Meneptha. generally supposed to he the Pharaoh
OF the Exodus, wns the last OF the nineteenth dy.
nasty N32S-l2O3 y. C).
Tnt-Ankh-Amens dynasty was powerful. SNOWY
and Interesting. There seven kings In this
order: Tnhutmes ", Amenhotep Ill., Akhenaten,
Rasmenkhn. Tutankhamen. Ay. IIoremhcb These
are the ordinary encyclopedia names All sorts OF
variations nre found as each king had four names
and there are different readings of each. Amen
ho'ep III wns possibly greatest Of the seven: un.
der him Egypt practically mistress OF the
world. Arbitration (Amenhotep ". l375l35s b.
O., was the famous Hereto King" Rnsmenkha
was n nobody who married II daughter Of Akin
atom and ruled FOR II few months only. Tut.Ankh.
Amen apparently ruled for about eight years and
died young
cause OF his connection with !Akh.n-aton and his
tomb has been perslstenly sought In the hope Of In.
formation about the Hereto King" For Akin.
aton. the boy Pharaoh" IL the first man In re-
corded history who rejected polytheism and de.
clnred for one god. lie defcd the arrogant priest
Flthpr
n mankind the Lord of love-" the Comforter
II them that weep" He abandoned Thcbes and
built splendid new capital nt Tcl-cl. .Amnrna with
n temple dedicated to Alton" his new god lcono.
clast nnd dreamer, he condemned conventional art
and ordered III" representation Of things as they
appeared 10 the eye. refused to make war His
city was sor, Of ancient Utopia Unfortunately
h" died ut twenty eight. leaving only daughters
His mummy was found IN 1907 by Cnrter but the
tomb had been completely rIncd
Tut-AnkhrAmcn married daughter Of Akin.
alton and nt first accepted his futhcr.ln.lnw'S re.
lIri"u calling himself Naturalization. Hut he
found Egypt nearly bankrupt md fnllInr In mower
:" hc changed his name abandoned the new cnrI.
ll'. wont back ru Thohus restored the rrlcsts or
\mou with Increased power and prosperod exceed.
Iu-ly Docs his tomb contain hlcruglyphIrs or
HHpyri relating 10 all rhIsf
Tile Process NJ muww0fyiug The dead vus a vi
'1l fHrtur On The Egyptian religion. IN IT. success
depended cNis'cnr" IN the upNt world Emhnln.
Ing was therefor" sncrcd urt and for ~ centuries
the Egyptians sought to improve It. As they Inn
proved the nr, they improved their tomls Mum
niles were first buried IN tho sand and rrotcrtcl
by rockw"rb Early kings built themselves pvrn.
mlds. Later kings cut into the solid rock Tn.
most important work IN Egyptian literature IL IN.
Book ~ the Dead" This ritual was the puld,
In the next world and in whole or In pnrt was de.
posted with every mummy. II shows thnt II, ON.
''"sN " A'' l'"'h's III Nl' H'Nl NOtIl tnp shade
must re-en'cr his body Hence the need for sue.
cessful sinhnming nn impcnetrablc tomb nnd
storehouse full OF necessities
Tn" intrinsic rhlnc OF the articles In the frs,
room has been estimated nj about sI5noooo ThI.
leaves the contents OF the two annex rooms md
OF the cnthtnlque TO be reckoned with. with the
possibility OF other chambers Lord Cnrnnryon 81.
timates the slSUOono. to rcirescnt "nhnu, ,,..
fourth OF what 10 now IN sight" IT,, m,rlc,
ynne on the cnrto hnsis can only no .,lr...n