Queen Tiye

Queen Tiye was a highly influential Egyptian queen and wife of Pharaoh Amenhotep III during the 18th Dynasty, around 1400 BCE. She was known for her wisdom, political influence, and close relationship with her son, Akhenaten, the revolutionary pharaoh who changed Egypt’s religion. Tiye held significant power behind the scenes, often advising or guiding decisions at court. Her prominence is evident through detailed statues, amulets, and historical records. As a respected and strong female figure, Queen Tiye played a key role in shaping her kingdom's history and culture during a consequential period of Egyptian civilization.