Editing Tiye (section)

===Issue===
# [[Sitamun]] – The eldest daughter, who was elevated to the position of Great Royal Wife around year 30 of her father's reign.{{sfn|Tyldesley|2006|p=121}}
# [[Iset (daughter of Amenhotep III)|Isis]] – Also elevated to the position of Great Royal Wife.{{sfn|Tyldesley|2006|p=121}}
# [[Henuttaneb]] – Not known to have been elevated to queenship, though her name does appear in a cartouche at least once.
# [[Nebetah]] – Sometimes thought to have been renamed Baketaten during her brother's reign.
# [[Thutmose (prince)|Crown Prince Thutmose]] – Crown Prince and High Priest of Ptah, pre-deceasing his father.
# [[Akhenaten|Amenhotep IV/Akhenaten]] – Succeeded his father as pharaoh, husband of Queen [[Nefertiti]], father of [[Ankhesenamun]], who married [[Tutankhamun]]. 


NB * [[Smenkhkare]] – has been speculated to be a son to Tiye but in fact primary sources that list her other children make this unlikely. Traditionally seen as one of [[Akhenaten]]'s immediate successors, today some Egyptologists such as Aidan Dodson believe he was the immediate predecessor of [[Neferneferuaten]] and a junior co-regent of Akhenaten who did not have an independent reign.<ref>Aidan Dodson, "Amarna Sunset: Nefertiti, Tutankhamun, Ay, Horemhab and the Egyptian Counter-reformation" (Cairo: AUC Press, 2010), pp.27-29</ref> Sometimes identified with the mummy from [[KV55]], and therefore Tutankhamun's father.
[[The Younger Lady]] from [[KV35]] – A daughter of Amenhotep III and Tiye, mother of Tutankhamun and sister-wife of KV55. Presumably one of the already-known daughters of Amenhotep III and Tiye.
[[Beketaten]] – Sometimes thought to be Queen Tiye's daughter, usually based on reliefs of Baketaten seated next to Tiye at dinner with [[Akhenaten]] and [[Nefertiti]].{{sfn|Tyldesley|2006|p=115}} Probably Nebetah who likely changed her name when her brother Akhenaten changed the religion.