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Thutmose II married his half sister to get power of Egypt.
He married his half sister, Hatshepsut, at the age of 18. His half sister lived in royalty, so he became part of royalty.
He married Hatshepsut, his royal half sister, and became the pharaoh of Egypt.
Monuments
Military
He was involved in two mini military campaigns.
Thutmose II built some small monuments while in power. He also built a small pyramid that was similar to the ones in Mesopotamia.
Wars
Temples
He built a small funerary temple.
While Thutmose II was in power, no major wars were documented, but Thutmose II was good at leading the soldiers into wars.
Thutmose II reigned for 14 years; from 1493 B.C. to 1479 B.C.
Thutmose II sent armies, led by generals, on successful campaigns against rebellions.
The largest monument credited to his reign was a gateway made of limestone that was built in Karnak.
Thutmose II would constantly get into fights with his wife, Hatshepsut.
Thutmose II was assassinated by his wife, Hatshepsut.
There was drama involved with this.
Hatshepsut disliked Thutmose II so much that she murdered him so that she could become pharaoh.
Thutmose died in 1479 B.C.
In my opinion, yes, Thutmose II was a good ruler. He would send out his military to defeat foes. He helped Egypt grow as a society and as a country. He also built a pyramid that dates back to Mesopotamia.
Thutmose II reigned in the New Kingdom.