He's also noted for giving a lot of power to his wife, to the queen Nefertiti, who some people say was second in command or even co-ruled alongside him. Now, he was also famous because after his death, eventually, his son, King Tut, Tutankhamen, comes to power. And the reason why King Tut, as he's often known, although it's Tutankhamen, is known is because we were able to find his tombs in relatively good order, and so it's become a popular, he's become a popular part of the imagination. And he's known as a child pharaoh. He comes to power when he's very young. He dies at 18, and so it's kind of an interesting story. Now, most prominent amongst all of the pharaohs across Egyptian history, and this is also in the New Kingdom and comes a little bit after Tutankhamen, is Ramses II, and Ramses II, who emerges here in the 13th century, and he rules for most of the 13th century BCE, he represents really the peak of Egypt, ancient Egypt, as a military power.