Most Pharaohs were males but in some cases, there were female pharaohs including
Cleopatra and Hatshepsut.
Almost all of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs were male. The only known female to ever have ruled as pharaoh was Cleopatra
There were at least seven, including Cleopatra, Netertiti and Hatshepsut. We don't know the exact number, however.
because it was a good year for trade and egypts economy grew
atum was the king of the Egyptian because he was the first person on Egypt
because one wasnt enough, one was too boring, thats also why men cheat on their wives
Because this is probably because of men being the first pharaoh, this might be the reason to why women were not preferred, and due to women giving less chance to show their abilities as a pharaoh (due to people just making men pharaohs), men were preferred every time, every now and then a girl may be born from the pharaohs wife, so the pharaoh would go with their other brothers or siblings, then soon get a boy, and then the boy would be taught and would soon be the next ruler, hatshepsut and the other queens were only took as pharaohs for having special situations, like for hatshepsut, after marrying her brother thutmose II she had a child by the name of thutmose III after thutmose II died, thutmose III was supposed to rule, but he was of course... too young, so hatshepsut put the matter to her own hands, and there you go! she became Pharaoh.
"Interred" would be a better word than "buried", and the answer depends upon the dynasty. But almost all pharaohs had their brains and intestines removed and placed in canisters, which were then sealed in the burial chamber along with their mummified (embalmed) corpses. Objects and tools the pharaohs had found useful in life were often sealed in these burial chambers, and sometimes, favored wives, servants, and pets were buried with the pharaoh, too.
In Ancient Egypt, girls wore simple sheath dresses made of white linen. They did not reveal too much of their body.
this is a fictional story, there is not a single shred of actual archaeological evidence that any Israelis ever even were in ancient Egypt.
The Pharaohs and officials of ancient Egypt would use them as shady retreats from the hot desert sun, and they were a source of water and hydration for all. Oases were often used as religious and sacred sites too.
because it was a good year for trade and egypts economy grew
because it was a good year for trade and egypts economy grew
Salad was not "invented" until long after the demise of Ancient Egypt. Ancient Greeks were among the first to serve mixed vegetables together. If anyone in Ptolemaic Egypt was to have eaten salad, it would have been the Pharaohs and nobility; having a variety of vegetables (as opposed to just beans and grains) would be too expensive for commoners.
All Egyptian pharaohs considered themselves to be descended from gods as well as being gods themselves. Their parents were probably pharaohs, too.
Egypt had pharaohs so that things wouldn't get out of order. The Egyptians wanted a leader because things went out of order and they needed a person to be the leader of the land because things in ancient Egypt weren't too good at that time.
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the role of a pharaoh was to not let the level of water when the time flooded go higher than 7 meters or the buildings that they built would get damaged and if the water was too low the silt wouldn't be fertile enough. pharaohs also rule egypt.
Ancient Egypt was a great civilization. They are known mainly for the pyramids at Giza, but there are tons of other accomplishments, too. They established an amazing irrigation system. There was also the grand city of akentaten, that many people don't know about. One of the most famous Pharaohs of all time was Khufu. They also established a form of written language, hieroglyphics. For more information check out this website: http://www.spiritus-temporis.com/ancient-egypt/ancient-achievements.html