In Ancient Egypt, it was a common and accepted practice for pharaohs to marry their blood relatives and have children with them. Tutankhamun was the son of the "monotheistic pharaoh" Akhenaten and one of his full siblings, and he married his half-sister Ankhesenamun. Ramesses II married four of his own daughters. This practice continued under the Ptolemaic dynasty.
But what if the pharaohs didn't do this? What would be different?
But what if the pharaohs didn't do this? What would be different?