In ancient Egypt, nobles were members of the elite social class, often comprising high-ranking officials, priests, and wealthy landowners. They held significant power and influence, serving as advisors to the pharaoh and overseeing large estates. Nobles typically enjoyed luxurious lifestyles, with access to fine goods and elaborate tombs, reflecting their status in society. Their roles were vital in maintaining the administration and religious practices of ancient Egypt.
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Nobles are usually rich people. Priests are pastors, like religious leaders. In ancient countries, like Egypt, Priests and nobles are the second highest of the caste systems (social groups )
it was the pharaoh first then something
The Pharaoh, the temples, nobles and middle class people.
Lives in elegant homes and on the estates along the Nile River
Do you mean in ancient Egypt ?
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Nobles in Ancient Egypt did not wear food; they ate it.
Nobles are usually rich people. Priests are pastors, like religious leaders. In ancient countries, like Egypt, Priests and nobles are the second highest of the caste systems (social groups )
Royalty, nobles, and the pharaoh.
The upper class of Egypt was Priests and Nobles :)
They were always rich. Their family was made up of nobles and have always been nobles from the beginning.
The Pharaoh, the temples, nobles and middle class people.