In 1333 BC, Egypt was under the rule of Pharaoh Akhenaten, known for his religious reforms and the establishment of the sun god Aten as the central deity, which led to tensions both domestically and with neighboring regions. By 1323 BC, the political landscape had shifted with the ascension of Tutankhamun, who restored traditional polytheistic worship and reversed Akhenaten's changes. While there were no major recorded battles specifically in those years, Egypt faced ongoing threats from neighboring powers, particularly the Hittites and other factions in the Levant, leading to military engagements in the broader context of the Late Bronze Age.
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