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Who is the queen of all ancient Greek gods?
Zeus was the king of the Greek gods. His wife Hera was the queen.
How much gods does Egypt have?
Ancient Egypt has so many gods and goddesses they have yet to all be counted. Modern Egypt is mostly Islam.
Did all gods ands goddesses have a shrine in ancient Egypt?
Yes...all of the feared and respected gods and goddesses had a shrine.
What kingdom did queen cleopatra rule?
She ruled over all of ancient Egypt.
Who was the king of all gods in ancient Egypt and how did he die?
None of the gods or goddesses of ancient Egypt died, save Osiris who went on to rule as lord of the dead in the thereafter. Osiris died by the trickery and deceit of his brother Set.
Who were all the ancient Egypt gods?
All the ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses have yet to be accounted for. No one can say for sure a number just yet. It's not been decided and agreed upon. (Nor is it likely it ever will).
Who was the ancient Egypt creating god?
Amun-Ra was considered to be the creator of man and all other Egyptian gods.
What was Horus's duty?
Horus' duties are to look after and protect the people of ancient Egypt. He is the ruler of all the Egyptian gods.
Why was Mut the important goddess of egypt?
She was helpful because she was the ruler of all the other gods and she helped create new gods.
When did nasly the queen of Egypt died and how?
If you mean when and how did the last queen of Egypt die, I can help you out. The last ancient queen of Egypt was Cleopatra VII. She died in 30 BC. We don't know exactly how. Experts all agree that it was some type of poison. There is a myth that she was bitten by a snake, but that's all it is, a myth.
What did hatshepsut do for ancient Egypt?
Queen Hatshepsut was famous in ancient Egypt for creating trade routes to Punt, rebuilding all damaged temples, and because she built deir el bahri temple.
Where was Cleopatra born?
Queen Cleopatra of Egypt is the most well known of all the ancient Egyptian queens. Cleopatra was born in Alexandria (Egypt) in 69 B.C
