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	TABLE 6. Two theories for the Exodus in 1447 and 1395 BC
	There is evidence the exodus was in 1395 BC, 427 years (479–52) before the temple, and this would support the view that the exodus and temple were likely in sabbatical or jubilee years.
			Thutmose I (1512-1500)
			m:^2Mutnofret		m:^1 Ahmose
	Thutmose II 1500-1490				Hatshepsut 1490-1468
	m:^1 Iset	m:^2Hatshepsut 1490-1468
	Thutmose III 1490-1436 m: Hatshepsut- Meryetre	Neferure			Allegedly the exodus was in 1447, 479 years before the era of the temple (966 BC)
	Amenhotep II (1436-1402) m: Tiaa				Re: New Egyptian Radiocarbon dates Amenhotep III (36) 1395-1359 Amenhotep IV (17) 1359-1342 Tutankhamun (9) 1342-1333
	Thutmose IV (1402-1392) m: Mutemwiya				Ay (4) 1333-1329 Haremhab (14) 1329-1315 Rameses I (2) 1315-1313 Seti I (9) 1313-1304
	Amenhotep III (1392-1353) m: Tiye	Allegedly the Exodus was in 1395, i. e., 427 years before the temple of 968 BC… possibly the overlooked date of the exodus.
	Amenhotep IV Akhenaten (1353-1335)
	Nefertiti			Kiya
	Meritaten m: Smenkhkare (1336=1335) Meketaten Ankhesenamun Neferneferuaten Tasherit			Smenkhkare m: Meritaten (1336=1335)		Tutankhamum (1335-1326)
	Meritaten Tasherit					Aye (1326-1307)
For more detail on an exodus in 1395 BC, Google for Archaeologist, Dr. Steven Collins						Matnedjmet m: General Horemhab 1307-1292	(Last of 18^th Dynasty)
Amenhotep II and the Historicity of the Exodus Pharaoh						Ramesses I m: Sitre (1292-1290)	(First of 19^th Dynasty)

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