Ankhesunamun

Member of the royal family of the deceased pharaoh Akhenaten, Ankhesenamun is a queen who leads a double life as Queen of Egypt and wife of Pharaoh Tutankhamun and her brother, and as a lover of the best friend of the latter, the general Ka. United in marriage to her brother at a very young age, she has the duty to produce an heir to the throne without success. After two consecutive miscarriages, it is clear that the queen is not able to give an heir to the throne and this rekindles the race for the succession to the throne of Egypt.

During the first mission of the young pharaoh's in the  Land of Amurru, it is unmasked by the Grand Vizier Ay who openly admits the existence of an illicit relationship between the queen herself and the best friend of the Pharaoh. When unexpectedly came news of the death of Tutankhamun on the battlefield and the inability to recover his body, grieving the death of her brother, but pushed to her true love, she decides to marry the same pharaoh Ka making despite the proposal of the same Ay marry her to help the dynastic continuity.

The pharaoh return from the land of the Amurru and death in the coronation hall usurper ka hands of Tutankhamun, throws the queen in a spiral of hatred and love more pronounced towards the Pharaoh and his loved ones. At the expense is a young woman who saved him half Mitanni Tutankhamun on the battlefield. Prevented from having another child (aborts the son of Ka) understand that the rival Suhad brings the future heir to the throne and thus plotting with the same Ay to eliminate the rival.

Drawn in the area quarantined due to a false information, Suhad is believed to be a dead queen and when she found herself by General Lagus, Ankhesunamun decides to delete it permanently. She then enters the room in which Suhad is recooperating and decides to end the source of her pain once and for all. She fights her rival before attempting to smash her head with a blow of a statuette, then strangles her while being scratched on the arms. After returning from the second military campaign in the land of the same Amurru Tutankhamun unmasks the murder as his own wife, queen and sister. Sentenced to death, the queen is imprisoned and the last days of life proceed to thwart the latest plot by priests led by Amun.

Recall at the bedside of her brother, gives a peaceful death at the same Tutankhamun and later presides at the funeral of a spouse married after the Grand Vizier Ay.