Akhenaton: Amarna y la Revolución Religiosa
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2022-04-06
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Akhenaton llevó a cabo una “revolución” religiosa que no tiene precedentes en la historia del Antiguo Egipto. Sus motivaciones pudieron ser varias, como el papel que jugaba Amón en la legitimación de los monarcas o el intento de proyectar la imagen de una monarquía fuerte, especialmente hacia el exterior. Sin embargo, tan pronto como llegaron sus reformas, desaparecieron. Tras su muerte, y posiblemente debido a que se trataba de una religión nacida en el seno de la corte, separada de la religión popular, junto con la pandemia, provocó la caída del Atonismo
Akhenaten made a religious "revolution" that had not been seen before in the history of Ancient Egypt. His incentives could be various, such as the role that Amun played in the legitimation of the monarchs or the attempt to show the image of a strong monarchy, especially abroad. However, as soon as his reforms came, they disappeared. After his death, and possibly due to the fact that it was a religion born within the court, separated from folk religion, together with the pandemic, it caused the fall of Atenism.
Akhenaten made a religious "revolution" that had not been seen before in the history of Ancient Egypt. His incentives could be various, such as the role that Amun played in the legitimation of the monarchs or the attempt to show the image of a strong monarchy, especially abroad. However, as soon as his reforms came, they disappeared. After his death, and possibly due to the fact that it was a religion born within the court, separated from folk religion, together with the pandemic, it caused the fall of Atenism.