Nefertiti and Akhenaten part 2: Religious Upheaval and Worship of Aten

Nefertiti and Akhenaten part 2: Religious Upheaval and Worship of Aten

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Akanartan moved the capital to Akatatan, breaking from Thebes and Memphis. This move was partly due to conflicts with the priesthood and the rise of new religious ideas. Akanartan and Nefertiti introduced monotheism, focusing on Aten, the sun disc, and built open-air temples. They changed their names to reflect this new religious focus, with Nefertiti possibly becoming a co-ruler.

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What were the reasons for moving the capital to Akatatan Modern Armana?

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How did the relationship between the pharaoh and the priesthood influence the decision to move the capital?

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What was the reaction of the priesthood and noble families to the changes brought by Akanartan?

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What significant religious change did Akanartan and Nefertiti implement upon moving to the new capital?

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What architectural differences were observed in the temples built for the worship of Atten?

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Discuss the implications of Akanartan's name change and its significance in the context of his reign.

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In what ways did Nefertiti's role evolve during the reign of Akanartan?

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