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khenaten kissing one of his daughters with Nefertiti looking on. Rays of the sun appear to end in hands, some which are holding the Ankh.

Smenkhare and the Ankh
Egyptologists claim that Akhenaten had a co-regent by the name Smenkhare. My Egypto-Kikuyu studies have confirmed that he was indeed a co-regent, besides being a husband to one o Akhenaten's daughters.

If you deconstruct the name Smenkhare, you see that it is a compound name with the following words:

Smen + Ankh + Re (or RA as he sun God was called)

The name Smenkhare has been translated to mean "Vigorous is the Soul of Re."

Ankh in Modern Times
Ankh was in reference to the symbol of life and good health often shown on images of the Akhenaten in prayer. In these depictions, the sun’s rays hold a cross like object with a round top. This was the Ankh. Amun was of course the God whose name has been inherited by modern religions to mean “let it be – Amen.”

In the same way that Amun has survived into modern religions, Tut and Ankh too have survived as we shall soon see.

In my hub, Akhenaten and the Kikuyu, I have shown that the name Mwangi (Kikuyu) and Ntangi (Meru) are in commemoration of the coming to Power of Tut-Ankh-Amen. The prefix Mwa and Nto in Kikuyu and Meru respectively mean OF.