There have been women who have been dressed up as men to be pharaoh, but, there never has been a pharaoh recognised as a women, if you know what I mean. Although women like Queen Nefertiti was as close to a pharaoh as any other women has ever been. The reason why is that Akhenaten her husband had a great love for her and let her do things pharaoh's would usually do eg. visit the temple to worship Aten without Akhenaten there. you guys should reaserch Queen Nefertiti, she's awesome
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It was Hatshepsut.
Usually for life or unless they were deposed. They could be politically overthrown.
Pharaohs weren't 'made'. Pharaohs were made pharaohs because they were the son of the original pharaoh, and the original pharaoh could not serve as pharaoh any longer, so the title of pharaoh was passed down to the son.
A pharaoh was A living God. So yes. Pharaoh had a lot of male and female servants. And everyone in his court was loyal to his wishes. While I can't prove it. I surmise, that since there was a valley of the kings, and Queens. The pharaoh and his wife probably in life did not sleep together. Thus anything could have go on.
The Torah says the the pharaoh who ordered this was afraid that the Hebrews would join Egypt's enemy's in war. In those days, women could not be soldiers, so the pharaoh only feared the boys.
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Because she was a women
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A women pharaoh was called the same. There were very few women pharaohs and they dressed like the men including a false beard.
Yes, when pharaoh's were women they were either Hathor or Horus.
One (Hatshepsut) was a Pharaoh.
Cleopatra was the true Egyptian women pharaoh. She was an active ruler unlike the others. She was also the last pharaoh of Egypt.
Hatshepsut was the woman who ruled as Pharaoh of Egypt between 1473-1458 BC. (Cleopatra was Pharaoh but did not rule as a man)
It was Hatshepsut.
No one really knows, but personally it could be fashion, it could be that the pharaoh like in school wants to control the amount of body shown.
There are many jobs for Egyptians that can fit for just about any person. There was the occupation of a slave, of course, but they could be set free. There were jobs that both women and men could have, such as running businesses and farming. Women also sometimes watched over the slaves. There were scribes, who recorded history for the pharaoh. Then there were priests and nobles, the other people who served the pharaoh, and of course, the pharaoh and his queen. I've only listed a few of the possible occupations in Egypt, so don't go around saying this is all they could do. Really. Don't. Hope this helped!