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Could pharohs be challenged for leadership?
no because pharohs were considered to be gods and whatever they say goes, so according to the egiptians the pharoh was the supreeme leader and nobody could go against him.
How did egyptians view their pharohs?
they viewed their pharaohs as one of the gods.
How was the rulers in the Egyptian days?
if you mean the pharohs they were considered gods and could do whatever they wanted, they had so much untold wealth and power that would be unimaginable today.
How were phorachs viewed in ancient Egypt?
Pharohs were seen as living gods, in ancient Egypt.
Why was the relationship between the Pharaoh and the gods Horus and Osiris important?
ancient egpytians believed that the pharohs were essentially related to, and were intern godly themselves. The pharohs and 'royalty' mimicked the rituals of their gods which included things like incest.
Did the egyptians worship dogs?
no, they didnt worship dogs, but they did worship cats.
What pharaoh said that her father was a god?
All Pharohs were believed to be gods, but in the movies, we see Neferteri begging her father not to die, reminding him he is a god.
What they put inside pyramids?
Treasure, and dead Pharohs Treasure, and dead Pharohs
Why were pharohs important to egypt?
Pharaohs were important to Egypt because they were the king of the ancient Egypt and the ancient Egyptians thought the pharaoh was a child of the gods and a god himself. They also believed that if the pharaoh and his subjects honored the gods, their lives would be happy.
Why were the pharohs so important in ancient Egypt?
The pharaohs were so important in Egypt cuz they counted towards the gods of ancient Egypt so they respected the pharohs and gave them everything cuz they were afraid that the gods would punish them if they don't.
Is it true that pharaohs were no longer considered gods after death?
No, they were still considered Gods.
Why were pharaohs seen as gods to the egyptians?
Pharaohs were not considered Gods but were considered representatives of the God, Horus. Oaths were sworn both to the Gods as well as Pharaoh, to remind the people that they relied as much on the power of a living king as they did on a God and both could avenge perjury.
