Senusret, also known as Senusret I, was a pharaoh of the Middle Kingdom of ancient Egypt, ruling from around 1971 to 1926 BCE. He was the second ruler of the Twelfth Dynasty and is known for his military campaigns, which expanded Egypt's territory and influence. Senusret was also a patron of the arts and architecture, commissioning many impressive building projects, including temples and monuments. One of his most notable achievements was the construction of the White Chapel at Karnak, showcasing his dedication to the god Amun. Senusret's reign is often considered a high point in Egyptian history, marked by stability, prosperity, and cultural development.