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[[Image:Tuthmosis III.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Thutmose III of the 18th Dynasty. This statue depicts him in a way that perfectly displays the official iconographic conventions of Egyptian art and ideology, with the Pharaoh as eternally serene, young and beautiful. The statue is considered a masterpiece of Egyptian sculpture. Greywacke, from Karnak Temple Cachette, now in Luxor Museum.]]

[[Image:Tuthmosis III.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Thutmose III of the 18th Dynasty. This statue depicts him in a way that perfectly displays the official iconographic conventions of Egyptian art and ideology, with the Pharaoh as eternally serene, young and beautiful. The statue is considered a masterpiece of Egyptian sculpture. Greywacke, from Karnak Temple Cachette, now in Luxor Museum.]]

'''Pharaoh''' is the term generally used today to refer to the Kings of [[Ancient Egypt]], including the [[Hyksos]] and [[Ptolemaic]] rulers, but usually not the [[Persian]] rulers, though many of them did have a formal Egyptian royal titulary drawn up.  

'''Pharaoh''' is the term generally used today to refer to the Kings of [[Ancient Egypt]], including the [[Hyksos]] and [[Ptolemaic]] rulers, but usually not the [[Persian]] rulers, though many of them did have a formal Egyptian royal titulary drawn up.