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Snefru was the first king of the Fourth Dynasty. He was a kind and benign ruler. He was the successor of his father, Suni.
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Where was the first pyramid built and who was it bult for?
The first pyramid was the stepped pyramid of Zoser. It can be seen in Saqqara, Egypt. It was built c.4770 years ago. The first smooth-faced pyramid was built for Snefru in c. 2620BC.
How did snefru become pharaoh?
He became pharaoh through marriage not birth
How long did pharaoh sneferu lived?
I am pretty sure its Pharaoh Snefru, not Sneferu, but I could be wrong. Pharaoh Snefru was said to live 2613-2589 BC, people say 24 years, some say it was about 30 years.
What impact did geographical location have on the civilizations of mesopatamia and Egypt?
look in the text book
Did king Menes impact trade in Egypt?
No, Queen Hatshepsut increased trade
Who was king snefru?
ancient Egypt pharaoh
What city did snefru live in?
Snefru was an ancient Egyptian pharaoh who is believed to have lived in the city of Memphis, which was the capital of Egypt during his reign in the 26th century BCE. Memphis was a prominent political and religious center in ancient Egypt.
Who was snefru's father?
Snefru's father was Huni
What impact did Cleopatra have on Egypt?
she had alot of impact on Egypt
Where is snefru now?
Snefru is in the Underworld.... That was a very stupid question...
From what period of time did snefru reign?
Snefru reigned during the Old Kingdom period of ancient Egypt, specifically around 2613–2589 BC. He was a pharaoh of the Fourth Dynasty and is known for his building projects, including the Bent Pyramid and the Red Pyramid at Dahshur.
Did anyone ever find king snefru's body?
no they did not find all of themthe pharaoh snefru
How did king snefru die?
It is unknown where or even exactly when Snefru died.
Where did Snefru rule?
Memphis
Where did snefru live?
in ya mum
Who was snefru's successor?
his successor was Khufu
When was snefru born?
the pharaoh snefru was born on 2635 bc and died on 2589 bc
