Amenhotep III

About Amenhotep III

Amenhotep III, who reigned as Pharaoh from approximately 1390 to 1352 BCE, presided over a period of unprecedented prosperity and artistic flourishing in ancient Egypt, often referred to as the "Era of International Diplomacy." As a statesman, his diplomacy and extensive building projects, including the Colossi of Memnon, solidified his monumental legacy, securing him a high historical importance ranking of #563 globally. His reign marked the zenith of the New Kingdom's power and influence before the religious upheaval that followed under his son, Akhenaten.

In the modern era, this historical significance does not fully translate to sustained online attention. Amenhotep III garnered 276K Wikipedia views in 2025, placing his attention gap at approximately 1x-suggesting his current digital presence is roughly in line with his historical ranking, yet relatively small in absolute terms. For comparison, the much lower-ranked politician Cardinal Richelieu (#655 importance) received 471K views in the same year, illustrating a significant disparity between the global cultural impact of the two figures within the digital sphere.

While his overall attention is moderate, the data shows a minor dip in engagement, with his 2025 Momentum (Q1 vs Q3) showing a -4% decline, suggesting a slight, though not severe, waning of interest over the course of the year.