The Egyptian people revered them as gods and they also had the support of the army.
The pharaohs had absolute authority. By Destiny Pecoraro
Yes, They attacked the Pharaohs power and refused to make the payments to them.
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At the end of the Old Kingdom, the wealth and power of the Pharaohs declined. Building and maintaining pyramids cost a lot of money. Pharaohs could not collect enough taxes to keep up with the expenses. At the same time, ambitious nobles used their government positions to take power from the Pharaohs. In time, nobles gained enough power to challange the Pharaohs. By about 2200 B.C, the Old Kingdom had falllen.
The Pharaohs of Egypt had many powers such as political, military, religious, and economic power.
they didnt care about them and they needed a place to keep the pharaohs after they had died
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to keep order over Egypt
Where a ruler can be considered any one in power, not all rulers are Pharaohs. Just as blue is a color, but not all colors are blue, Pharaohs are rulers but not all rulers are pharaohs.
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The Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt were considered to gods and afforded absolute power. As a result, they used that power absolutely.
The pharaohs had to keep complete control of Egypt as king. They kept the irrigation works together, directed the army around, kept peace between everyone, and made the laws. On one hand, the power of the pharaohs made achievements possible. This benefited many of the people. The pharaoh was called a living god to everyone in Ancient Egypt.