The Most Hated Female Pharaoh | Nefertiti | Ancient Egypt Documentary

Nefertiti was a powerful and influential figure during a time of profound cultural upheaval. She even rose to the rank of co-pharaoh and eventually sole pharaoh of Egypt. Her beautiful and elegant limestone bust has rendered her one of the most iconic figures from the ancient world!
Nefertiti Biography
1370 BC - 1330 BC
The Most Hated Female Pharaoh
Ancient Egypt Documentary
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History Explained Videos
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Amenhotep III | The Wealthiest Pharaoh
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• The Wealthiest Pharaoh...
Akhenaten | The Most Hated Pharaoh
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• The Most Hated Pharaoh...
Nefertiti | The Most Hated Female Pharaoh
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• The Most Hated Female ...
Ramses the Great | The Greatest Pharaoh
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• The Greatest Pharaoh |...
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Ancient Mesopotamia | 600 BC
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Draco | The Lawgiver of Athens
Ancient Greece | 600 BC
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Cyrus the Great | The Greatest King of Persia
Achaemenid Empire | 550 BC
• The Greatest King of P...
Cambyses II | The First Persian Pharaoh
Achaemenid Empire | 530 BC
• The First Persian Phar...
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Foreign Language Subtitles
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Video Credits
Editor: Christopher Geman
Writer: Christopher Geman
Narrator: Christian H. Miles
Artist: Carlos Jaramillo
Music: "Fallen Eagles" - Jon Sumner
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[@tyffehhh]

thank you!

[@joshgen8533]

None of them were white

[@swnerd-2320]

I find it criminal that Hollywood has produced so many movies about Cleopatra yet hardly any about other famous Egyptian women like Nefertiti and Hatshepsut. Edit: My original post was just an observation and not intended to spark a race debate down in the comments. Lol

[@brwnhilarybanks9953]

cleo was white sooo yeah

[@tonezchannel1711]

Celo was Greek (white)

[@swnerd-2320]

@@tonezchannel1711 I know. I meant Egyptian in the sense that she was born and raised there as well as spoke the language.

[@tonezchannel1711]

@@swnerd-2320 I think she was brought there

[@perlagonzalez7002]

There’s a series about hepshetsup

[@bc7138]

There's so many gaps in our knowledge due to fragmentary sources from the Amarna period. It'd be great to find just even a little about what really happened during Nefertiti's life. Who she was, where she came from, and if she really did become the singular ruler of Egypt after Akhenaten's death. It's fun to speculate. Thanks for the video.

[@HistoryExplained]

I agree! There's so much unknown info behind figures from so long ago!

[@sameenbanu]

She believed in monotheism. The only creator of the universe

[@cathaymcrae2401]

Despite enthusiasm for Akhenaten and Nefertiti as the first monotheists, it has become increasingly clear that the only monotheistic god being worshiped in Akhentaten was Akhenaten and many of the residents were abused, starved, and worked to death very young. He may have been hated for very good reason.

[@cathaymcrae2401]

We don’t know where she came from, who her parents were, or if she did become Akhenaten’s heir. Unless somebody discovers ancient writings, new tombs, etc. we won’t know. Actually we know more about the so called Amarna period- the town was named Akhetaten - than other Egyptian periods. Egyptians almost always used titles and ancestors and other information to advertise important people in their tombs or when they were mentioned. If you were a kings daughter or your father was an important person you wanted that known. If you didn’t mention any such thing, you probably weren’t anyone important. I suspect Amonhotep lll, who had hundreds of women from many other countries in his numerous harems, probably brought one of the most beautiful to his court-attractive women were called ornaments of the court and decorated the palace with their presence. She was probably a pretty face, but one who was clever as well, and made the most of her thrall over a rather unattractive man, the son of the pharaoh. We may never know who she was, but if she is KV21B, she was probably murdered in a coup with her daughter Ankhesenamon. DNA tells us KV21A was the mother of the fetuses found in Tutankhamen’s tomb and most likely Ankhesenamon, and the closely related older woman found with her either a sister or mother, and since she was too old to be a sister, mother fits better. Nefertiti was Ankhesenamon’s mother. KV21B is the best candidate for Nefertiti. Read Dennis Forbes excellent book, ‘Bones in a Basket’ and look up KV21B for more information.

[@ranniemanangan5371]

Well, you could blame the Priests of Caenac for that lack of records of the Amarna royalties... After the death of Tutenkhamun, the priest erased their records so that they will not be remembered by the future generations, as they're heretics of the main religion of Ancient Egypt....

[@shakalalalalkh1098]

As an Egyptology student (first) and Egyptian (Second) , I have to say that every line is completely on point, and I frickin love this channel

[@HistoryExplained]

Thank you!

[@glennblair145]

You people are full of crap that bust of nefertiti is a fake that not her she was not of European origin at all stop lying people the only thing white people did was the destruction of ancient kemet are what u call Egypt

[@please.665]

Why would an Egyptian need to even study Egyptology? Further, why would you put "student of Egyptology" in a rank of importance over actually being an Egyptian? I'm just incredibly confused by this, and then the "fricken" that's a very American term. Strange.

[@please.665]

@@glennblair145 why would he put "student of Egytology" first, as if it signifies importance over actually being an Egyptian? I'm not sure he's being honest.

[@glennblair145]

@@please.665 yea he lying nothing he said is true

[@stovetopyumyum6591]

I love how history is explained on your channel so easy to understand 😍. Take care!

[@HistoryExplained]

I appreciate that very much!

[@JaelaOrdo]

Hatshepsut will always be better in my opinion but Nefertiti was still pretty awesome 👏🏽

[@HistoryExplained]

I understand and agree. Hatshepsut's reign of over twenty years is mindblowingly impressive. A women ruling over all men in the most powerful empire on Earth at the time for so long is simply remarkable! Not to mention that she was actually one of the most accomplished pharaohs of all time as well...🤯

[@wisediva1490]

Neffretti better

[@shakalalalalkh1098]

Hatshepsut ruled an empire with almost zero wars Nefertiti was the wife of a mad man who lost the kingdom

[@wisediva1490]

@@shakalalalalkh1098 neffretti still the prettiest queen of ancient Egypt

[@shakalalalalkh1098]

@@wisediva1490 hard to disagree

[@Godines16]

You are back!!!! Nice to see a new video from you!!!!!

[@HistoryExplained]

Thank you!

[@mariakelly1059]

@@HistoryExplained No, thank YOU.

[@lapriayoung1193]

I can really understand everything the narrator is saying!! And the History comes alive for me!! Thank You 💕💕💕

[@HistoryExplained]

Glad to hear.

[@ophois9265]

For me Amarna period is one of the most fascinating historical periods in sense of art. It appears that this period gave craftsmen the freedom of artistic expression which allowed them to create "realistic" sculptures. And the bust of Nefertiti is one of my the most favorite pieces of the Egyptian art.

[@HistoryExplained]

That's a great point. Amarna period art is probably the most beautiful art from all of ancient Egyptian history.

[@marcellogenesi6390]

@@HistoryExplained I learned of the Nefertiti and Akhenaten in 1954 through watching the film "" The Egyptian", with all it faults I still watch it now, I have been fascinated in ancient Egypt ever since, traying to connect Biblical text to the chronology of the Pharaohs involved, watched many documents, by so called experts. Yes the 18th dynasty was the most interesting, fascinating talked about period of ancient Egypt

[@oralogarro9932]

I agree

[@janeohlsen7203]

History is very important. I do appreciate getting Revelations of the possible circumstances at the time. It reminds me also of Archeology findings just recently. It tends to tie in. Thankyou for sharing.

[@view1st]

The bust of Nefertiti may be a forgery but the museum where its held won't allow scientists to conduct tests and put the speculation to rest. It would be unfortunate if it was discovered that the most famous bust in the world was a fake but considering that ancient Egyptian art is not known for naturalistic depictions it is a possibility.

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[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks!

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[@jameshorner7816]

A fantastic, informative video, as always.

[@HistoryExplained]

Thank you James.

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Nice video man, I really like you narration. Do you intend in the future to do more generals subjects of ancient time ? There aren't many youtubers on the bronze age period. Anyway, have a nice day !

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks Thomas! The voice actor Christian H. Miles is so incredibly talented and his narrations are a major reason why this channel has seen the level of success it has! I'm so thankful to him! I listed the next 10 figures I'll be covering in a recent community post. My plan is to keep the order chronological for as long as possible.

[@Johaan1025]

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[@HistoryExplained]

I happy to hear that :)

[@Ken-gc5us]

I Love Nefertiti! She was beautiful and kind-hearted. Bad people hate and envy beautiful people with good souls.

[@bishop6218]

Great job, as always. Thanks ,😊

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks Bishop!

[@robbabcock_]

Great video!

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Thank you Rob!

[@akernis3193]

Another fantastic video. You do an excellent work of making these both fascinating, easy to follow, and detailed.

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I appreciate you saying that. Thank you for your support Akernis!

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wow! This is so well done!

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another great vid!

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[@HistoryJunkie]

@@HistoryExplained Thank you! I will be continuing to follow your journey!

[@edielavroff4897]

Nefertit's story ws beautifully told; thank you so much. What a difficult time it must have been!

[@HistoryExplained]

I’m happy you enjoyed it Edie.

[@HistoricTimes]

This is an incredible overview of ancient Egypt’s entire history! You’re a huge inspiration to Us!

[@micahistory]

Another incredible video. Keep it up friend

[@HistoryExplained]

I appreciate that! Thanks Mica!

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[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks so much Tim!

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Awesome video, the quality is on point as always! Also, you'll hit 30k soon, congrats ✌ It is remarkable how much time you take to make the videos perfect, this will make your channel succeed in the long run!

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[@sarahhaaniaxoxo]

This video was very interesting and informative; I learned a lot about this incredible figure, so thank you very much for uploading this :) It is believed that her mummy *may* have been found but I'm not sure... Hatshepsut *(the pharaoh AND the picture XD)* is still my favourite 😎Keep up the great work, guys!

[@HistoryExplained]

I appreciate you writing this and am happy you found it informative. I’ve been anticipating the announcement of her discovery :)

[@ninomiskulin9286]

I love your videos, with they would come out more often

[@HistoryExplained]

I really appreciate that. I hope to increase the frequency going forward.

[@tasneembadway8391]

Keep making great videos

[@Scribe13013]

I like her hat...more women should wear those

[@HistoryExplained]

I agree haha

[@stellajones1261]

It is her crown not hat

[@melanated6703]

If they African they can wear it. Not anyone else or else that would be cultural appropriation

[@eleonora6980]

@@melanated6703 specifically, people of Egypt

[@theurbanthirdhomestead]

It's to cover her alien head. She's got a conehead.

[@jordanivanov259]

The fact that this video and channel in general does not have millions of views, infuriates me beyond words. The background music is epic, the content legendary! I'm seriously salty.

[@HistoryExplained]

Thank you Jordan!

[@bonniemagpie5166]

Not everyone is interested in Ancient Egypt. It's the home for The Muslims, stemming from Abraham's servent Hagar and their son Ishmael. Christianity views Ancient Egypt as idolatrous.

[@TheGeezzer]

Nice animations and graphics of the notables in question. A lot of work went into this and it paid off wonderfully, it was quite captivating and very watchable.

[@HistoryExplained]

I really appreciate that. Thank you!

[@johnhuldt]

Another great video. Thank you.

[@HistoryExplained]

Appreciate that John.

[@debshreebhattacharya5807]

Isn't high princess supposed to be a spiritual teacher , highly educated in all the subjects of that era? She is the female counterpart of priest and is advicer and councillor to the king in managing law and order of the land, astrology or reading the almanac, etc. She is supposed to have the knowledge of the stars, movement of water bodies, philosophy. She is seen with a crown of moon, a septor indicating her position and the tora which is the list of all the laws of that land. And High Priestess is usually the sister of pharaoh . High Priestesses don't marry . They are considered to possess divine knowledge of the Universe. We can still find remains of ancient temples of these spiritual figures. How is Nefertiti a High Priestess? She was the Queen Mother of a pharaoh who died of probably some disease when he was 16 or 17 years old. Nefertiti's husband died when Tutenkhamen was still an infant. So Nefertiti had to rule untill he was old enough to be the king. It is said that many people died due to some mysterious disease and Nefertiti's complete family died of that disease. In order to protect afterlife of the young pharaoh, Tutenkhamen, a secret curse was written on the coffin. It was a warning that whoso ever disturbed the Pharaoh's body would die. Ancient Egyptians believed that life exists after death.

[@d4cyneburg490]

Before this Era they ruled together patriarchy show up and now here we all are. Unbalanced. No one knowing the Goddess thereby not knowing the holey spirit. May she ever rest on God's smile... Ashe. May all be uncoverd and the children have peace.

[@ifoundit4842]

I am truly Loving Your Work!

[@HistoryExplained]

I really appreciate that!

[@That_Dumb_Potato]

Just stumbled across this channel! Awesome videos honestly 👏 Looking forward to seeing more :)

[@HistoryExplained]

Thank you so much!

[@gloriouse4458]

WHAT AN ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS VID 😊💕

[@fatimaethomas3558]

Magnificent History of Egypt Thanks for Sharing 💚🌅🌠

[@HistoryExplained]

You’re very welcome Fatima :)

[@steven20653]

Man this is top notch work

[@HistoryExplained]

Thank you so much!

[@noorjahanbegum7228]

I was subscribed you channel by seeing one vedio. I liked your depict very much. Plz do more on egypt.....

[@HistoryExplained]

I appreciate that!

[@Begining2013]

I wish you made many more videos on this channel. The quality of your videos is outstanding.

[@natehawg1914]

She is the Mother of Justice

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks for watching

[@angelabender8132]

The statues of Nefertiti in Berlin and that of Poppea, wife of Nero, in Greece, are the ones I consider most beautiful in absolute

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks for sharing Angela

[@Billy-nm7im]

They were the coolest king and queen to this day .

[@HistoryExplained]

I agree! A very unique duo to be sure!

[@adamdaniels605]

I wonder if we will ever find her tomb.

[@HistoryExplained]

Me too. That would be such an incredible discovery!

[@missxmarvel]

The dead should be left alone. It’s not within our rights to open her tomb.

[@KdubbleYT]

He’s back!

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks for your patience Kasey!

[@Pariah542]

These names though… I love them. They sound so empowered, so entitled, so so so NEFERTITI..

[@HistoryExplained]

Glad you love them :)

[@skywalker6648]

Definitely, not hated. More like most powerful. So much so, Nefertiti sometimes dressed as a pharaoh and had images of her done to make her look like a pharaoh as evident in some of the art discovered. Also, MJ was a fan. Don't you remember the time? Lol.

[@HistoryExplained]

Her husband was most hated. Not her :)

[@skywalker6648]

@@HistoryExplained Then it should say, "The most hated Pharaoh and his Queen".

[@HistoryExplained]

@@skywalker6648 I have a separate video on him. Browse my videos :)

[@skywalker6648]

@@HistoryExplained Cool, can't wait to check it out. I've always enjoyed reading and learning about Egyptian Kings and Queens. Very fascinating history!

[@saikoujaiteh2986]

@@HistoryExplained You are a big lyia i know u are a Devil who love stealing African history 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@itsmeshang2225]

Thank you for the accuracy in the photos

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks!

[@54032Zepol]

Woot!!

[@HistoryExplained]

😄

[@walidnoor8498]

I love queen Nefertiti. Your videos too

[@HistoryExplained]

Thank you Walid!

[@Light_spot_]

One of my favourite historical female caracters.

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks for watching

[@itskitty808]

My neighbor named one of her cats Nefertiti and it's not hard to see why. She's a boss!

[@kathleengivant-taylor2277]

That’s a cool name. I volunteer cat rescue and awhile back one of ur female black cats was named that

[@HistoryExplained]

Very cool!

[@jingyun4323]

I heard your voice and immediately I had the image of you spring to my mind. How many channels do you narrate for?

[@HistoryExplained]

I hire him to narrate my videos

[@leticiagarcia9025]

Nefertiti and Hatshepsut are two remarkable women. I really admire their intelligence and strength. Two feminist icons IMO.

[@HistoryExplained]

I agree Leticia!

[@wisediva1490]

@@HistoryExplained Cleopatra was the first Egyptian queen to have sex appeal she was Marilyn Monroe and the singer Sade thounds of years before marylin & Sade was born

[@pioterosiemdziesiat]

If intelligence and strength then not feminist ;)

[@moneytree385]

They weren’t feminist, yuck

[@mrgreenharry9386]

She will always be my favourite Egyptian queen.

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks for watching

[@rikiamcadory1414]

SHE IS A GODDESS FROM ANOTHER STAR SYSTEM! SHE WAS A QUEEN IN ATLANTIS ASWELL!

[@HistoryExplained]

Interesting!

[@rikiamcadory1414]

@@HistoryExplained ALSO SHE NEVER DIED! GODS AND GODDESSES DONT DIE THEY LIVE FOREVER! OF COURSE THEY NOT GONNA TELL THE TRUTH BUT A LOT OF TRUTHS IS COMING OUT NOW! LIKE THE SO CALLED BLACK PEOPLE ARE ACTUALLY GODS AND GODDESSES!

[@rosalynbeatty8310]

She might have been at least part Native.

[@rikiamcadory1414]

@@rosalynbeatty8310 ALL THE SO CALLED "BLACK PEOPLE" ARE NATIVES! WE ARE THE ORIGINAL BEINGS OF THIS PLANET!

[@AnthonyJstark-vz4so]

​@@rikiamcadory1414 Sounds like a fairy tale

[@hermanhamilton3416]

An excellent presentation.

[@HistoryExplained]

Thank you Herman!

[@nezukokamado6526]

I remember reading the comic the pharoh's concubine and then i saw this and it was quite informative

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks for watching

[@jerryjackson8228]

Finally, having the Egyptian people look like the Egyptian people!! Great video.

[@jerryjackson8228]

No disrespect to the naive masses, but we have been White washed. And to be Infinitely honest, we should all be one!!! Not all White, Black people , and any other type of person are Racist. Damn just Imagine if we were color blind. Shit, This world would be a better place. PLEASE EVERYONE!!!! Just deal and judge people on their energy!!! Not by their complexion or Skin tone!!! Shit is Real. For Everyone!!!

[@misriya4147]

As an Egyptian, I don't think these look lole the ancient Egyptians depicted on the walls of tombs and temples

[@camille3083]

I think they do…their lips aren’t as full as the busts and wall images but close.

[@triptideshmukh4851]

One of the historic strongest and most beautiful woman

[@HistoryExplained]

I agree!

[@wardaledillard8553]

great video.

[@HistoryExplained]

I appreciate it Wardale

[@davidcaldecoat7414]

Nefertiti is one of my favourite ancient egyptian queens I have books 4 replicas of her bust and a copy of another head of here she is the main reason why I'm interested in Egyptian history

[@HistoryExplained]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing David

[@terrasworld4170]

She’s of African descent obviously! Look at her, brown in North Africa

[@lanamiller5748]

Oh how how bad y’all want to steal and claim Egyptian history

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks for sharing

[@rosalynjelks4494]

​@@lanamiller5748 who is y'all bum it's the truth that ain't no white name 😂 y'all are pathetic

[@Allhoney33]

@@lanamiller5748Maybe you need to take a look at Indigenous Egyptians who are discriminated against by the Arab colonizers.

[@alka4265]

Its like I'm in another world It'll take time for me to understand all of this but it is fascinating atst

[@HistoryExplained]

That's how I feel about ancient Egyptian history :)

[@elishaprakash]

Plz prepare a video on Darius the great.

[@Caddiar47]

Isn't the history, about the prince from Hattusa, being assasineted connected to Ankhsenamun, not Nefretiti?

[@HistoryExplained]

The possible candidates for that story are Nefertiti, Meritaten or Ankhsenamun. I should’ve mentioned the other two as possibilities. Thanks for bringing it up.

[@Caddiar47]

@@HistoryExplained No problem. And the video is great anyway, as always!

[@dinacap2660]

you are correct--the video is wrong

[@whiteeaglewarrior]

Yes it was Ankhesenpaaten. Meritaten was already in Eire at that point.

[@cathaymcrae2401]

No one is sure who wrote the letter but Ankhesenamon is a likely candidate. He was assassinated on the way to Egypt-prime purps Ay and Horemheb. Since there was a possibility that Ankhesenamon was possibly forced to marry old Ay, and she was tired of being a pawn, she had reason to write the Hittite king. But the killing of his son made Egypt and Hatti go to war again.

[@ambreeniram2268]

She's the most famous Egyptian royal. Lots of mysteries surround her making her a lot more interesting. Waiting for her tomb to be discovered. Some even suggest she had alien origin.

[@luarianncruickshank6514]

LEAVE HER TOMB ALONEE 😭

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks for sharing!

[@courtneyjohnson8815]

Amazing information 👌

[@HistoryExplained]

Thank you Courtney!

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Thank you so much for your support! I really appreciate you saying all that. It really means a lot! I’m happy to know you’re one of my first 500 subscribers Raj! Thanks very much for the recommendation. I’ve added Skanderbeg to my list!

[@kaushiksheshnagraj7176]

@@HistoryExplained Thank you so much

[@amaniabdullah4668]

Nefertiti's bust should be returned to Egypt! I will never understand other countries taking artifacts from other places and putting them in their own museums... it is not yours to display or own!

[@cathaymcrae2401]

The early civilizations belong to all of the modern world. And sadly, if many of the artifacts were left in Egypt in the past., no one would have them today. I do think it would be nice if Egypt’s ancient artifacts could be displayed in their native country but with so much theft and destruction and unstable government how is that possible? I do applaud the many native Egyptian Egyptologists now working on excavations. Hopefully things will stabilize. I long to go to Abydos but I understand one must go in an armed caravan with guards as it is unsafe. This is very sad.

[@HistoryExplained]

I feel sympathy for both points of view

[@cathaymcrae2401]

Actually they are. As for who owns what, Egypt was flooded with invaders in the 700s AD from other places in the Middle East. They were not Egyptians and did not make the artifacts in question, so why are the historic artifacts of Egypt ‘yours’ any more than anyone else’s? Perhaps you should spend more trying to eliminate the wholesale discrimination against and ethnic cleansing of the Coptic Christians, who are actually descended from the ancient Egyptians.

[@rachelrich4772]

Hey @HistoryExplained, what is the great music when the channel icon spartan taps his foot on the ground?

[@HistoryExplained]

I actually have the info on my 2nf laptop. I’ll find out & let ya kno :)

[@sachidanandjha7027]

Nice information thanks love from India

[@HistoryExplained]

Love from NYC! 🗽

[@sarahaziz9662]

Yasss My ancestors 🇪🇬❤️ Egyptians and proud ❤️❤️

[@theendoftheworldasweknowit9894]

My favorite ancient Egyptian queen will always be Nefertiti.

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks for watching

[@sarahaziz9662]

Proud to be Egyptian

[@stonedmermaid6092]

So nice to see the Egyptians they actual shade of color and not portrayed

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks for watching

[@buddyholly5246]

Can we please leave these people be? They don’t deserve to be removed from their resting place. It’s extremely disrespectful in my opinion. I wouldn’t want someone to dig me up and put my corpse on display.

[@HistoryExplained]

I agree Buddy. It’s not at all what they had in mind as they meticulously prepared their final resting place.

[@iancaldeian]

Here are other renditions of how the Ancient Egyptians looked before repeated conquest by people outside of Africa: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2m3e4aYjtKpeNk

[@stevecausey545]

Another excellent presentation, thank you so much! I agree, this is a fascinating time in Egypt's history...I need to get the wayback machine perfected...lol

[@HistoryExplained]

Yea the Amarna period is one of the most interesting periods in all of Egyptian history! Thanks for your continued support Steve. I really appreciate you commenting on each of my videos!

[@stevecausey545]

@@HistoryExplained You are welcome, the quality and content of your videos is wonderful. It was a very nice treat to see this one this morning. Thank you for all your hard work.

[@T4ctful]

We watched your video in my school during our Egyptian unit. Btw I request you make a video about the history of King Tutankhamen.

[@queencleo1151]

The most significant find since Carter's discovery of King Tut, will be Queen Cleopatra and Alexander the Great!!!! It is Queen Cleopatra that has captured the world fascination - her wittiness, her genius, her intellect!!! If both queens were to be discovered today, who of the two would captivate the world most??? Yes, Queen Cleopatra!!!

[@HistoryExplained]

That would be incredible

[@vassa1972]

Interesting video

[@HistoryExplained]

Thank you Peter

[@denishemberi]

Germany and the US literally said “finders keepers”

[@HistoryExplained]

Hehe yea exactly

[@themoviesite]

Hi, do you have a source for the identification of the busts/pics of the princesses? I did my own exercise and got slightly different results ...

[@ЛуцийКорнелийСулла-х3б]

will there be Russian subtitles?

[@HistoryExplained]

Yes there will be

[@ЛуцийКорнелийСулла-х3б]

@@HistoryExplained for a good video (and on this channel all the videos are good), wait)

[@roseleejohnson2449]

Thanks for the information.

[@bartonbrevis3831]

I think Nefertiti may be a foreign princess, possibly Canaanite/Israelite, and possibly the the real power behind the throne and the conversion of the 'Heretic Pharaoh' to Atenism, as she was titled 'High Priest of Aten'.

[@pioterosiemdziesiat]

No Israel yet.

[@bartonbrevis3831]

@@pioterosiemdziesiat Perhaps not, but my supposition is that if she is a foreign princess of that region she may have been from that proto-Israelite monotheistic group/Kingdom/tribe and was the vector for the monotheistic cult of 'Atenism'.

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks for watching

[@paulmahsahn1766]

She looks Eritrean or Ethiopian.

[@appymichael9099]

Excellent video ❤

[@hopefloats6839]

If time travel possible, i would have been gone back to meet this queen

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks for sharing

[@marylandgirl9246]

Thanks for the history. Now, I think it's time for Germany to give the Nefertiti bust back to Egypt!

[@HistoryExplained]

I agree :)

[@FahdxTheZawawi]

The great Egyptian queen ❤❤🇪🇬

[@egseven]

I feel Scottie pippen would make a great pharaoh based on his face 😂

[@HistoryExplained]

Hehe

[@luhtuanggi4273]

Very interesting🤩

[@HistoryExplained]

Thank you Krisna

[@ThePonderingPiper]

Can you do an episode on Imhotep?

[@HistoryExplained]

I did. It’s my second video. Check it out :)

[@hephsibajames3869]

Nefertiti was powerful and beautiful and elegant rendered her iconic figure after the beautiful women has come akhnetan and nefertiti had 6 daughters they were primary driving forces akhnetan and nefertiti they had no sons she was a female version supreme god worthy of worship messengers and other religious leaders after akhnetan death she changed her name and became powerful women on earth in history she had a step son but married never happened because nefertiti was assassinated and murdered he was abandoned they were beautiful figures in ancient Indian history museum in 1920s beautiful antiques masterpiece and ornaments and treasures saying i will not relinquish the head of the king museum in Berlin

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks for sharing

[@marisadallavalle393]

Thank you.

[@HistoryExplained]

Thank you for watching Marisa

[@bon_appetit_by_nadia]

The real queen 👸

[@HistoryExplained]

Thanks for watching :)

[@History.TrendingMedia]

While Nefertiti is often celebrated for her beauty and influence during a pivotal period in Egyptian history, it's essential to remember that her association with the radical religious reforms of her husband, Akhenaten, resulted in significant upheaval and opposition among the Egyptian people. The abrupt shift towards monotheism and the abandonment of traditional deities disrupted the lives of many, and Nefertiti's active role in promoting these changes cannot be ignored. Her legacy is undoubtedly complex, as she was both a powerful queen and a controversial figure, leaving us with questions about the true impact of her reign on ancient Egypt's cultural and religious fabric.

[@darrylerren8185]

I love how you reused some of the phrases you used in the Akhenaten video

[@HistoryExplained]

Thank you!