Senusret I

Moreover, Amenemhat I implemented a practice that would become common in the 12th dynasty, co-regency.

In the 20th year of his reign, he appointed his son, Senusret Sesostris urn, as co-regent.

This system allowed the heir to take on important functions during the Pharaoh's lifetime, reducing succession conflicts and ensuring a more stable transition of power.

In the early years of his reign, Amenemhat I maintained a more cautious stance regarding military campaigns, prioritizing Egypt's internal organization.