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Belongs to 𝐁 𝐀 𝐊 𝐀 𝐑 𝐈 🏳️‍⚧️'s Former Pride

Hatshepsut

Lion Stats
Experience	47179 / 105710 (44%)
Level	32
Strength	488	Speed	437
Stamina	490	Smarts	530
Agility	531	Skill	260
Born With:	Unknown	Total Stats:	2736

Lion Currents
Age	15 years, 3 months old
Hunger	0%
Mood	100%
Sex	Female
Pose	Default
Personality	Modest (Neutral)

Elder Stage

Breeding Info
Father	Unknown	Mother	Queen of Queens Isis	View Full Heritage
Last Bred	More than 20 days ago	Fertility	High (90%)	View All Cubs Bred (1)

Appearance		Markings
Base	Inferno (Black Skin)	Slot 1: White Strokes (86%) Tier 1 Slot 6: Onyx Coat (65%) Tier 1 Slot 7: Dark Brown Panther (46%) Tier 2 Slot 8: Onyx Panther (52%) Tier 2 Slot 10: Vitiligo 3 (100%) Tier 2
Genetics	Red Medium Countershaded Special
Eyes	Blue
Mane Type	Normal
Mane Color	Black
Mutation	None
Marking Slots	10

Equipped Decorations Hide/Show
Above Angola White Lady Giant African Swallowtail Western Blue Charaxes

Lifetime Hunting Results
Total Hunts	1218	Successful Hunts	1218	Success Rate	100%

Biography
HATSHEPSUT: The Ablest Queen of Far Antiquity 1503 to 1482 BC Hatshepsut rose to power after her father Thothmes I was stricken with paralysis. He appointed Hatshepsut as his chief aide and heiress to the throne. While several male rivals sought to oust her from power, Hatshepsut withstood their challenges to remain leader of what was then the world's leading nation. To help enhance her popularity with the peoples of Egypt, Hatshepsut had a number of spectacular temples and pyramids erected. Some of the towering structures still stand today as a reminder of the first true female ruler of a civilized nation. She was indeed the "Ablest Queen of Far Antiquity" and remained so for thirty-three years.

Biography

HATSHEPSUT: The Ablest Queen of Far Antiquity 1503 to 1482 BC

Hatshepsut rose to power after her father Thothmes I was stricken with paralysis. He appointed Hatshepsut as his chief aide and heiress to the throne.

While several male rivals sought to oust her from power, Hatshepsut withstood their challenges to remain leader of what was then the world's leading nation.

To help enhance her popularity with the peoples of Egypt, Hatshepsut had a number of spectacular temples and pyramids erected. Some of the towering structures still stand today as a reminder of the first true female ruler of a civilized nation.

She was indeed the "Ablest Queen of Far Antiquity" and remained so for thirty-three years.

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