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Empires: Egypt's Golden Empire
Akhenaton Builds Amarna
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To further weaken the old priesthood Akhenaton decides to abandon Thebes and build a new capital at Amarna. This new capital, in a very unlikely and harsh location, is entirely planned out in order to celebrate the Pharaoh and his new faith.
history
world history
ancient egypt
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