Hatshepsut, Queen of Ancient Egypt: A Historical and Conceptual Analysis

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  • Jasmina Otabek qizi Asadova Sharof Rashidov Samarkand State University (3rd-year student, Faculty of History) Author
  • Rufat Uktamovich Karimov Sharof Rashidov Samarkand State University (PhD researcher, academic supervisor) Author

Keywords:

Hatshepsut, Ancient Egypt, queens, archaeology

Abstract

This article provides a comprehensive scientific analysis of one of the most famous and influential figures in ancient Egyptian history – Queen Hatshepsut. It examines her reign, political reforms, religious and cultural legacy, as well as her place in modern archaeology and historiography. The article explores theoretical and empirical approaches to studying Hatshepsut, perspectives of regional and national scholars, historical sources, and contemporary debates. Hatshepsut’s role in ancient Egyptian society and her legacy remain a topical issue in the academic sphere today.

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2026-11-02

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Vol. 3 No. 11 (2026): November 2026

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Hatshepsut, Queen of Ancient Egypt: A Historical and Conceptual Analysis. (2026). New Innovations in National Education, 3(11). https://reandpub.uz/nine/article/view/1345

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