They had the power to to take care and to work for the pharaohs/ gods
The Pharaohs were the rulers of ancient Egypt. Pharaohs held the most power and were both the political and religious leaders of their time.
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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.
sharing his power with governors of city-states
Yes, They attacked the Pharaohs power and refused to make the payments to them.
The Pharaohs of Egypt had many powers such as political, military, religious, and economic power.
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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.
They had the power to to take care and to work for the pharaohs/ gods
they have the power in their blood and they have the power to say their ancestors are gods.
the crook symbolizes honest rule and fair power
To be a pharaoh you have to be a son or daughter of a god and goddess.
Yes, they refused to accept the pharaohs power and also refused to make the payments to them.
The major reason why Egyptians believed pharaohs had power was because they were seen as divine beings. Pharaohs were believed to be the intermediaries between the gods and the people, and their authority was believed to be bestowed upon them by the gods themselves. This divine status gave the pharaohs immense political and religious power in Egyptian society.