See also Web Links: Akhenaten and Nefertiti.

The Amarna Royalty as a whole:

• The Amarna Royalty

This nice site has information about Royalty of the 18th dynasty, many links to outside information, and a reading list.  Still the authoritative resource for Amarna Royalty.

• Who's Who of Ancient Egypt (from Tour Egypt)

This site contains a link to a list of the big shots, but I've also included Akhenaten's and Nefertiti's listings from here below.  The amazing thing is the number of lesser-known figures from all periods of history that can be found here.

• Late 18th Dynasty Egyptian History

As much information about each of the Royal Princesses as you are likely to find on the web.  Also quite a lot of information about Smenkhare.

• Who Was Who Among the Royal Mummies

Which mummy is which is sometimes a little controversial!

• Ancient Egypt - Amenhotep IV

This site contains information about each of the royalty.

• The Queens of Egypt

Includes Nefertiti, Tiye and Akhesenamun.

• Akhenaten's World

This is a promising new site that will deal with some lesser known personalities of the Amarna Period.

Royal Lineage (always a controversial topic):

• The Family Tree of the 18th Dynasty (from A Slice of Time)
• Hall of the 18th Dynasty Kings (from The House of the Aten)
• Geneology of Nefertiti (from The House of the Aten)
• New Take on Tut's Parents (from KMT)

See our other links about the Pharaoh Akhenaten and the Queen Nefertiti.

Below are some links to pages dealing with lesser members of the royalty or the Amarna period. Don't forget to visit the sites above in "The Royal Family as a whole" where there will also be information about these people.

Amenhotep III:

• Amnehotep III (from Guardian's Egypt)

Meritaten:

• End Paper:  A New Take On Tut's Parents

Is Meritaten Tutankhamun's Mother?

Akhesenamun / Akhesenpaaten:

• Ankhesenamun's Tomb

Fanciful visit to the tomb of Akhesenamun, daughter of Akhenaten and Nefertiti, to learn about her and her family's history.

• Year of the Goddess

An interesting article which involves the identity of Akhesenpaaten.

• The Woman Behind Tutankhamun's Golden Throne

A new article by Marianne Luban, subtitled "A Re-Assessment of the Role of Akhesenamun.

• Queen Ankhesenamun (from The Queens of Egypt)

Very nice page with lots of information.

• Ankhesenamun (by Ankhesenamun)
• Ankhesenamun (from Britannica.com)
• Ankhesenamun's Loss (Homepage)

Smenkhkare:

• Smenkhkare (from Pharaos on the Web)

Some isolated information.

• Smenkhkare (from Britannica.com)

See also our FAQ for information about Smenkhare.

Tutankhamon / Tutankhaten:

• The Tomb of Tutankhamon

Tutankhamon reigned shortly after Akhenaten and reverted the state religion to its previous state.  This site is a pleasure to navigate, but it is only one of many on the web, which I've decided not to try to document fully.

• King Tutakhamun (from Guardian's Egypt)

Includes great links and pictures, a good place to start.

• Hatshepsut's Revenge

An adventure game online, set in Tutankhamun's reign.  Fast paced and fun.

• King Tut's Treasure and the Limits of the Imagination (from Marianne Luban's Homepage)

  Very interesting read.

• The Tomb of Tutankhamun (from National Geographic)

An interactive version of the 1923 article!

• Tutankhamun: Boy King
• Objects from Tutankhamun's Tomb
• Tutankhamun (from the Theban Mapping Project)
• Tuankhamun (from The Magic and Mysteries of Ancient Egypt)
• The Death Of Pharaoh
• Tutankhamun's Treasures and More Tut's Treasures (from Egyptomania)
• Tutankhamun's Re-Created Tomb (from MagicMakers)
• Pharaoh Season in Egypt
• Tutankhamun (from Mysteries of Egypt)
• Tutankhamun and the Pectoral of Tutankhamun
• The Boy King, Tutankhamen
• Tutankhamun (from Britannica.com)
• Toot's Loot
• King Tut
• Tutankhamun (from Rigby's World of Egypt)
• Life of King Tut
• Death of Pharaoh
  

Horemheb:

• Horemheb (from Britannica.com)

Queen Tiye:

• Queen Tiye (from The Queens of Egypt)

Very nice page with lots of information.

• Queen Tiye and the Co-Regency (from Marianne Luban's Homepage)
• Tiy (from Britannica.com)

See also the web links about KV55.

Aye:

• Aye (from the Theban Mapping Project)
• Ay (from Britannica.com)

Kiya:

• The Mysterious "Kiya"
• The Palace Library (from The House of the Aten)
• The Favourite Kiya

See also the web links about KV55.

Other Court Officials Etcetera:

• Ramose

Ramose was Vizier of Akhenaten in the early part of his reign.

• The Tomb of Ramose

Virtual Tour!

• Akhenaten's World

This is a promising new site that will deal with some lesser known personalities of the Amarna Period.

• The Yuya and Thuyu Museum

  What do we know about Tiye's parents?

For Vizier Nakht's house, see Links: Akhet-Aten