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Hatshepsut died sometime around 1450 BC, apparently of natural causes.īlessings of Amun-Ra upon you, foremost and noble Hatshepsut. She constructed many obelisks and statues, and a striking mortuary building for herself and her father. She repaired many of Egypt's temples and secular buildings that had been severely damaged by invasion in years past. Hatshepsut is known to have greatly expanded Egypt's commerce with Asia, Nubia and Libya, and she sent expeditions to far-off places that Egypt had never traded with before. She didn't kill her husband's son, and some evidence suggests that they became co-rulers, Thutmose III in charge of the military, while Hatshepsut concentrated upon improving Egypt's commerce and infrastructure, and upon religious matters. Declaring that the gods had appointed her as her husband's successor, she declared herself "King of Upper and Lower Egypt" and began wearing all of the trappings of a King, including a false beard. Thutmose II died in his early thirties while his son was still a child, and in her early teens Hatshepsut became the young pharaoh's regent, and thus ruler of all Egypt.Īpparently, Hatshepsut liked the job and decided that she wanted to keep it. She and Thutmose II had a daughter together, but no son, and Thutmose II declared a son he had with a palace concubine to be his heir and successor.

She became Queen when her father died and her husband (and half-brother) Thutmose II became Pharaoh. Hatshepsut was born the daughter of King Thutmose I and Queen Ahmose.

It was Egypt’s most prosperous time and marked the peak of its power. The New Kingdom followed the Second Intermediate Period and was succeeded by the Third Intermediate Period. Radiocarbon dating places the exact beginning of the New Kingdom between 1570–1544 BC. (** Poland is only available through the " Poland Civilization and Scenario Pack.The New Kingdom of Egypt, also referred to as the Egyptian Empire, is the period in ancient Egyptian history between the 16th century BC and the 11th century BC, covering the Eighteenth, Nineteenth, and Twentieth Dynasties of Egypt. After the first 90 days, it will be made available to all owners of the game at no additional charge.) It will only be available to those who preordered for the first 90 days after launch. (*The Aztec nation is currently an exclusive preorder bonus. These three components greatly shape what a civilization's strengths are.īelow is a comprehensive list of all the civilizations and leaders currently available in Civilization VI. Each civilization has access to its own unique ability, unit, and building, district, or tile improvement. To discover this hidden agenda, players must obtain greater diplomatic access with that civilization (for instance, by establishing an embassy in their capital).Ĭivilizations also have their own unique characteristics, but these are shared across all leaders of that civilization. In addition to the regular agenda each leader has, each also starts a game with one "hidden agenda," a second, randomized guideline it follows which determines whether or not it likes or dislikes other civilizations. Some leaders even have their own exclusive units that are not (and will not be) available to other leaders of the same civilization. This means that each leader, even those from the same civilization play differently and react differently if played against. Each leader has their own exclusive ability and agenda that no other leader shares, including the two different Greek leaders.