Who was the Hyksos king who ordered the death of all new born Israelite male babies?

Exodus 1: 6; In the course of time Joseph, his brothers, and all the rest of that generation died, but their descendants, the Israelites, had many children and became so numerous and strong that Egypt was filled with them. Then, a new king, who knew nothing about Joseph, came to power in Egypt.

It was this king who ordered that all male Israelite babies were to be exposed in the river Nile, and it was he who forced the Israelite men into labour camps and who put slave-drivers over them to crush their spirits with hard labour.

This king was not Apopis, who is believed to be the Last of the Hyksos Shepherd Kings, because Apopis, is said to have reigned c 1585-42 B.C., when the Hyksos dynasty was defeated and kicked out of Egypt, and Apopis could not have been the King to who Moses was the adopted grandson. The King who had ordered that he (Moses) be exposed in the Nile as crocodile food, but whose princess daughter found him and adopted him as her son.

Could Moses, 'Through adoption' have been related to 'Apopis' the last of the Hyksos Kings and apparent heir to the King, whose daughter had adopted Moses?