They only know about what pharaohs do so that makes them be part of the pharaoh family
king tut became king (or pharaoh) in about 1,350 B.C. a boy around 9 pears old
There were only 2 Pharaohs named Ramesses.
he is called a king and not a Pharaoh because he was only 10 years old when he died and he was the only Pharaoh they found with all the gold in the tomb!
The first pharaoh Narmer declared himself pharaoh over Egypt. The next pharaoh would always be a man and would be of the pharaoh's bloodline. If the pharaoh died early, a male cousin,nephew,etc,would be the next pharaoh. If the only man related to the pharaoh was not approved, the pharaoh would pick a different person, not always of bloodline. Once, a man became a pharaoh just for digging out the Great Spinx. So it wouldn't always be of bloodline.
This was not possible as the pharaohs were gods as descendants of god. Ordinary people could not meet this job qualification and become pharaoh. Only members of the royal family could meet this job qualification.
king tut became king (or pharaoh) in about 1,350 B.C. a boy around 9 pears old
Since pharaohes had more than one wife, each pharaoh had a 'Great Chief Wife'. That wife's eldest son became the pharaoh. If that wife only had female kids, the eldest daughter became the Pharaoh
people only wanted males to become pharaoh because males had more power then females did. also because this whole thing is WRONG!
Cleopatra was not the only pharaoh to have children.
Pharaoh Akhenaten
No it was not that only, it was his family he wanted in Egypt.
There were only 2 Pharaohs named Ramesses.
Cleopatra was the only female pharaoh of Egypt.
he is called a king and not a Pharaoh because he was only 10 years old when he died and he was the only Pharaoh they found with all the gold in the tomb!
nothing actually because he was only pharaoh for a short amount if time.
Cleopatra was the true Egyptian women pharaoh. She was an active ruler unlike the others. She was also the last pharaoh of Egypt.
There was only 1 Pharaoh that enslaved the Hebrews, but his name is not mentioned in the Torah.