The longest-reigning female pharaoh of ancient Egypt was Hatshepsut, who ruled for about 22 years during the 18th Dynasty, from around 1479 to 1458 BCE. She initially served as regent for her stepson Thutmose III but later declared herself pharaoh, adopting male regalia and titles. Hatshepsut is known for her impressive building projects, including her mortuary temple at Deir el-Bahari, and she significantly expanded trade networks during her reign. Her legacy was later overshadowed by Thutmose III, but modern Archaeology has helped restore her place in history.
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There have been women who have been dressed up as men to be pharaoh, but, there never has been a pharaoh recognised as a women, if you know what I mean. Although women like Queen Nefertiti was as close to a pharaoh as any other women has ever been. The reason why is that Akhenaten her husband had a great love for her and let her do things pharaoh's would usually do eg. visit the temple to worship Aten without Akhenaten there. you guys should reaserch Queen Nefertiti, she's awesome
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The longest ruling pharaoh is Ramesses . He ruled the Egypt for about 67 years.
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Pepy II. He ruled for 94 years. He started when he was 6 and was still pharaoh when he was 100 years old.
Ramses the second. He ruled for 66 years.
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There have been women who have been dressed up as men to be pharaoh, but, there never has been a pharaoh recognised as a women, if you know what I mean. Although women like Queen Nefertiti was as close to a pharaoh as any other women has ever been. The reason why is that Akhenaten her husband had a great love for her and let her do things pharaoh's would usually do eg. visit the temple to worship Aten without Akhenaten there. you guys should reaserch Queen Nefertiti, she's awesome
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