Tuthmose II was a physically week person,, and Hatshepsut his wife was the real power behind the throne during his rule
Father of a male heir, the famous Thutmose III, by a lesser wife named Isis. Before his death
Thutmose II appointed his young son Thutmose III as crown prince, to keep his wife, Hatshepsut
from taking power. It didn't work, however, as Hatshepsut maintained control of the throne despite her husband wishes.
No identified tomb or completed mortuary complex was found for Tuthmose II,
though his mummy was found in a royal cache located at Deir el Bahri.
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