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• Amanitore abstract "Amanitore (c. 50 CE) was a Nubian Kandake (queen) of the ancient Kushitic Kingdom of Meroë, which also is referred to as Nubia in many ancient sources. An alternate spelling is Kandace, Kandake, or Kentake. In Egyptian hieroglyphics the throne name of Amanitore reads as Merkare. Many Candaces are described as warrior queens who led forces in battle. Kandace Amanitore often is mentioned as co-regent with Natakamani although the evidence does not show whether she was his wife or mother.Her royal palace was at Gebel Barkal which now is a UNESCO heritage site. The area of her rule was between the Nile and the Atbara rivers.She was part of the Meroitic historical period and her reign began in 1 BC. The rule of her successor, Amanitaraqide, was complete by 50 AD.Amanitore is mentioned in a number of texts as a ruler. These include the temple at the Nubian capital of Napata in present day Sudan, in a temple in Meroë near Shendi, again in Sudan, and at the Naga Lion Temple. Images of Natakamani frequently include an image of Amanitore, however, it could be that Amanitore was his mother rather than his wife. A Kandake was a powerful position in the hierarchy of Kush. The mothers would rule and create their sons as rulers, but they also deposed their own sons too. In fact, a Kandake could order the king to commit suicide to end his rule, an order that he was required to follow. Amanitore is buried in her own pyramid in Meroë. The tomb is approximately six metres square at its base, and not a pyramid in the strictest sense. Some sources say otherwise, but she is said to be mentioned in the Bible in the story about the conversion of the Ethiopian in Acts 8:26–40:And the angel of the Lord spoke to Philip, saying, Get up, and go toward the south unto the way that goes down from Jerusalem to Gaza, which is desert. And he got up and went: and, behold, a man of Ethiopia, a eunuch of great authority under Candace queen of the Ethiopians, who had the charge of all her treasure, and had come to Jerusalem to worship, Was returning, and sitting in his chariot read Isaiah the prophet…. Amanitore was among the last great Kush builders. She was involved in restoring the large temple for Amun at Meroë and the Amun temple at Napata after it was demolished by the Romans. Reservoirs for the retention of water also were constructed at Meroë during her reign. The two rulers also built Amun temples at Naqa and Amara. The quantity of building that was completed during the middle part of the first century indicates that this was the most prosperous time in Meroitic history. More than two hundred Nubian pyramids were built, most plundered in ancient times.Amanitore has been well regarded by historians and has been included as number thirty-nine on a list of The Fifty Greatest Africans although she sometimes is referred to, incorrectly, as an Egyptian. Her country was immediately south of what was Ancient Egypt and shared its language in surviving texts. Other aspects of the culture differ significantly, but are not well known and others seem to have influenced the Ancient Egyptian culture—including religious influences. It was a wealthy country, having large resources of gold, and exported jewelry, exotic animals, and textiles.".
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• Amanitore birthPlace Nubia.
• Amanitore deathPlace Nubia.
• Amanitore placeOfBurial Mero%C3%AB.
• Amanitore predecessor Teriteqas.
• Amanitore successor Kandake.
• Amanitore thumbnail Aegyptisches_Museum_Berlin_InvNr7261_20080313_Barkenuntersatz_Natakamani_Amanitore_aus_Wad_Ban_Naga_1.jpg?width=300.
• Amanitore title "Queen of Kush".
• Amanitore wikiPageID "20867076".
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• Amanitore birthDate "BCE".
• Amanitore caption "Amanitore at Wad ban Naqa".
• Amanitore deathDate "First Century".
• Amanitore dynasty Meroë.
• Amanitore hasPhotoCollection Amanitore.
• Amanitore name "Amanitore".
• Amanitore nativeLang "Egyptian".
• Amanitore nativeLang1Name "Merkare".
• Amanitore placeOfBirth "Nubia".
• Amanitore placeOfBurial "Pyramid at Meroë".
• Amanitore placeOfDeath "Nubia".
• Amanitore predecessor Teriteqas.
• Amanitore reign "1".
• Amanitore shortDescription "was a queen of the ancient Kushitic Kingdom of Meroë or Nubia".
• Amanitore successor Kandake.
• Amanitore successor Amanitaraqide.
• Amanitore title "Queen of Kush".
• Amanitore description "(c. 50 CE) was a queen of the ancient Kushitic Kingdom of Meroë or Nubia".
• Amanitore description "(c. 50 CE) was a queen of the ancient Kushitic Kingdom of Meroë or Nubia".
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• Amanitore subject Category:1st-century_monarchs_in_Africa.
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• Amanitore subject Category:Kingdom_of_Kush.
• Amanitore subject Category:Nubian_women_in_warfare.
• Amanitore subject Category:Queens.
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• Amanitore subject Category:Year_of_birth_unknown.
• Amanitore subject Category:Year_of_death_unknown.
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• Amanitore comment "Amanitore (c. 50 CE) was a Nubian Kandake (queen) of the ancient Kushitic Kingdom of Meroë, which also is referred to as Nubia in many ancient sources. An alternate spelling is Kandace, Kandake, or Kentake. In Egyptian hieroglyphics the throne name of Amanitore reads as Merkare. Many Candaces are described as warrior queens who led forces in battle.".
• Amanitore label "Amanitore".
• Amanitore label "Amanitore".
• Amanitore label "Аманиторе".
• Amanitore label "أماني تيري".
• Amanitore sameAs Amanitore.
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• Amanitore sameAs Q257004.
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• Amanitore depiction Aegyptisches_Museum_Berlin_InvNr7261_20080313_Barkenuntersatz_Natakamani_Amanitore_aus_Wad_Ban_Naga_1.jpg.
• Amanitore isPrimaryTopicOf Amanitore.
• Amanitore name "Amanitore".