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He once made a [[boat]] entirely out of [[gold]], simply because he wanted one. When it inevitably sank, he got angry when Erimem laughed at it. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[No Place Like Home (audio story)|No Place Like Home]]'') | He once made a [[boat]] entirely out of [[gold]], simply because he wanted one. When it inevitably sank, he got angry when Erimem laughed at it. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[No Place Like Home (audio story)|No Place Like Home]]'') | ||
Amenhotep defeated the King of [[Hyksos]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Spirit in the Tomb (short story)|Spirit in the Tomb]]'') | |||
He fought a war against the [[Mitanni]]. After he won, he accepted King [[Gadamare]]'s prize of his daughter [[Mirral]] as a bride for his son, [[Mentu]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Coming of the Queen (novel)|The Coming of the Queen]]'') | He fought a war against the [[Mitanni]]. After he won, he accepted King [[Gadamare]]'s prize of his daughter [[Mirral]] as a bride for his son, [[Mentu]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Coming of the Queen (novel)|The Coming of the Queen]]'') | ||
Revision as of 07:32, 14 June 2019
Amenhotep II was an Egyptian pharaoh and the father of Erimem. He wanted to throw her to the lepers. He was annoyed when his priest destroyed the scrolls relating to the Great Old One. (AUDIO: The Roof of the World)
He once made a boat entirely out of gold, simply because he wanted one. When it inevitably sank, he got angry when Erimem laughed at it. (AUDIO: No Place Like Home)
Amenhotep defeated the King of Hyksos. (PROSE: Spirit in the Tomb)
He fought a war against the Mitanni. After he won, he accepted King Gadamare's prize of his daughter Mirral as a bride for his son, Mentu. (PROSE: The Coming of the Queen)
Due to his father's battle with Ash-Ama-Teseth, the family bloodline was weakened. Amenhotep attempted to have many children, but was only able to father four. He desperately tried to father a fifth child, a son, shortly before his death, but was unable to produce another heir. (PROSE: The Last Pharaoh) He died circa 1400 BC. (AUDIO: The Eye of the Scorpion)
