Titles of Akhenaten

[Saint Scylla]

Live the Horus
Strong-Bull-Appearing-as-Justice
He of the Two Ladies
Establishing Laws and causing the Two-Lands to be Pacified
Horus of Gold
Mighty-of-Arm-when-He-Smites-the-Asiatics
King of Upper and Lower Egypt
Nefer Kheperu Ra Wa en Ra
Son of Neb-maet-Ra
Son of Ra
Amenhotep
Hek Wase
Given Life
Mighty Bull
Lofty of Plumes
Favorite of the Two Godesses
Great in Kingship in Karnak
Golden Hawk
Wearer of Diadems in the Southern Heliopolos
King of Upper and Lower Egypt
Beautiful-is-the-Being of Ra
The Only-One-of-Ra
Son of the Sun
Peace-of-Amon
Divine Ruler of Thebes
Great in Duration
Living-for-Ever-and-Ever
Beloved of Amon-Ra
Lord of Heaven

From the Act 1 of the opera Akhnaten written by Philip Glass in 1983 out of extracts from the Book of the Dead and Armana letters

[Hexagoros]

"He of the Two Ladies"

Ruler of all Egypt, claims to be the avatar of a god, and only gets two ladies?

Life just ain't fair like that sometimes.

[Yews]

The Two Ladies are probably a humanoid representation of the halves of Egypt, or maybe East and West, or maybe divine sisters Isis and Nephthys, or all of this at once or anything in between.

[Hexagoros]

Originally posted by Yews:

The Two Ladies are probably a humanoid representation of the halves of Egypt, or maybe East and West, or maybe divine sisters Isis and Nephthys, or all of this at once or anything in between.

Rule of all Egypt, claims to be the avatar of a god, and only gets two metaphoric ladies.

Life just ain't fair like that sometimes.

[Saint Scylla]

There's only so many halves of Egypt...

As Yews said, the ladies are probably the patron goddesses of of Upper Egypt (Nekhbet) and Lower Egypt (Wadjet).

But don't worry for the pharaohs: they had plenty of real queens, wives and concubines. Amenophis III for instance had been married to the daughters of two kings of Babylonia, two kings of Mitanni and a king of Arzawa, and probably many more Egyptian and Canaanite women.