Akhenaten raised the Aten to the position of 'sole god'... In the New Kingdom, solar gods again became prominent, among them the Aten, the visible sun-disk which can be seen traversing the sky ...

While it is clear that Akhenaten could never be called a Prophet of the One God, it is possible that one of his advisors could have been a monotheist since the only ongoing monotheistic religious ...

Akhenaten was an Egyptian Pharaoh back in the ... he turned away from traditional Egyptian polytheism to the worship of a single god: The Aten. Was this an early form of monotheism?

He also moved the Egyptian capital to a new city he built named Akhetaten, meaning “horizon of the god Aten.” Akhenaten’s revolution was short-lived: Egypt would return to its old faith ...

Crowned Amenhotep IV, he changed his name to Akhenaten in his fifth year on the throne and focused his energies on promoting a single god, Aten, the sun disk. Together with his beautiful queen ...

In his fervor, Akhenaten had the name and images of Amun, a key Egyptian god, obliterated throughout all Egypt-controlled territory. This included the ancient land of Nubia, a territory that is ...

Ultimately Akhenaten's religious reforms were undone ... One of them has an engraved image of Bes, who was known as "the god of fun," the statement said. Ancient images of Bes are often found ...