| Rule | 18th Dynasty: 1506 - 1493 BC. |
| Predecessor | Cousin Amenhotep
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| Father | Possibly Ahmose? |
| Mother | Semiseneb |
| Nomen | Birth name: Thutmose: Born of the god Thoth |
| Praenomen | Throne name: Aakheperkare: Great is the soul of Ra |
| Consorts | Queen Ahmose
Mutnefert, sister of Ahmose |
| Capital city | Thebes |
| Reign |
Thutmose I was the military commander for Amenhotep I, who took the throne after the death of the childless Pharaoh.
He ran several military campaigns in western Asia and Nubia.
He managed to push the southern border of Egypt to the Third Cataract in Nubia defeating the Nubian chief
and returned to Thebes with the body of the fallen enemy hanging on the prow of his ship
In Syria he reached the Euphrates River
His architect, Ineni, was responsible for extending the temple of Amun at Karnak, adding 4th and 5th pylon and hypostyle hall between these pylons constructed, with columns made of cedar wood
He also elected an obelisk at Karnak - 19.5 meters tall, one of Egypt's largest standing obelisks
He was also the father of Hatshepsut from Queen Ahmose
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| Burial | Valley of Kings - KV 38
Reburied in Deir el Bahri Cache |
| Successor | Son Thutmose II out of Queen Mutnefert |
| Wikipedia | Thutmose I |
