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Who ruled under Tutankhamun?

Horemheb and Ay.

What was Ay's contribution to foreign relations?

Ay maintained diplomatic relations and restored traditional practices post-Amarna.

Who succeeded Tutankhamun and contributed to military campaigns?

Horemheb.

What role did Horemheb play in Egypt's military efforts?

He oversaw military campaigns for border security.

Who was the crown prince associated with Egypt's dynastic politics?

Nakhtmin.

Who exemplified the administrative roles supporting diplomacy?

Nay.

What was the significance of Paramessu (Ramesses I) in foreign relations?

He was crucial for continuity of power and building relations under Ramesses II.

Who represented military governance of vassal states?

Paatenemheb, Chief of the Medjay.

Who was significant in consolidating authority over vassals?

Seti I.

Who was responsible for foreign policy documentation?

Yupa, the royal scribe.

Who was recognized for his pivotal role in military success?

Ramesses II.

What was Nebamun's role in foreign relations?

Chief of the Treasury managing economic relations and tribute collection.

What was Khaemweset's role related to culture in foreign relations?

He focused on cultural assimilation and monument restoration.

Who was responsible for securing Egypt's western borders?

Merenptah.

What were the diplomatic relations in the New Kingdom?

The management of relationships with foreign states through negotiation and alliances essential in the New Kingdom.

What were the military campaigns aimed at during the New Kingdom?

Securing territory and influence, particularly significant in relation to vassals.