Foreign Policy Akhenaten’s foreign policy is highly controversial, with some scholars believing that he was too preoccupied with religious reform to bother with foreign policy. Others believe that he was a pacifist who dealt with foreign affairs in a diplomatic manner as his father Amenhotep III is believed to have done. A more recent view is that Akhenaten monitored the balance of power in the Near East and fought at least one war against the Hittites.
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