In translation, the queen’s name means “the beauty that comes.” She was initially the wife of Amenhotep III, but after his death, she married his son Amenhotep IV—better known as Akhenaten, the heretic pharaoh—whom she inspired with her intelligence and charm. Nefertiti gave birth to six daughters with him. One of them became the wife of Tutankhamun.
Love & relationships
friendship (or love, if the card is drawn by a man) with a new woman
Work & career
support, upcoming negotiations and signing of agreements
Finances
unexpected income, profitable financial deals
Card of the day
Female: I am honored.
Male: A woman will bring me happiness.
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