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'''Amenhotep IV''' was [[Pharaoh]] of [[Egypt]] from 1353 - 1336 [[B.C.]] as part of the 18th Dynasty.  He is famous for rejecting the traditional [[pagan]] gods of Egypt and installing only one God, [[Aton]].  He changed the capital from [[Thebes]] to Akhetaton (modern [[Amarna]]).  He was assassinated, leading to the eventual reign of his famous boy-king son, [[Tutankhamun]], or "King Tut."

'''Amenhotep IV''' was [[Pharaoh]] of [[Egypt]] from 1353 - 1336 [[B.C.]] as part of the 18th Dynasty.  He is famous for rejecting the traditional [[pagan]] gods of Egypt and installing only one God, [[Aton]].  He changed the capital from [[Thebes]] to Akhetaton (modern [[Amarna]]).  He was assassinated, leading to the eventual reign of his famous boy-king son, [[Tutankhamun]], or "King Tut." He wife was [[Nefertiti]].

His [[monotheism]] did not survive his reign.  After his death Egypt went back to their former [[polytheistic]] religion.

His [[monotheism]] did not survive his reign.  After his death Egypt went back to their former [[polytheistic]] religion.

      

      

[[Category: Pharaohs]]

[[Category: Pharaohs]]