Ramses I

Ramses I

Ramses I, chosen by Horemheb to succeed him, after that the index has held the minister in his reign. Statue discovered in 1913 near the door X temples of Karnak bears the name of Ramsis and bear the following text:

    «Heir to the State complete, the master of the city and the Minister, senior archers, the master of the Knights, President of the royal seal, the commander of the vehicle of His Majesty, the Ambassador of the King for each country in the world, by the Royal Army Commander Syed two countries, the High Priest of all the gods, the representative of His Majesty in Upper Egypt and Lower , commander of the headwaters of the Nile noble ».

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Nefertiti

Nefertiti

Seen as beautiful "Nefertiti", whose name means "beautiful woman had approached" that it was one of the most powerful women in ancient Egypt, the tomb was found near the tomb of King Tutankhamun, I'm her husband, "Akhenaten," who ruled Egypt in the fourteenth century by Birth

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Nefertari

Nefertari

Nefertari wives are the most important pharaoh Ramses II, who lived in the era of the family in the nineteenth 11 century BC. Gave birth to many children of Ramses, but did not last one of them, like his father. Is also the mother Mritamon which has also become a queen. Nefertari is one of the eight wives of the favors of

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Cleopatra

Cleopatra

The last king of Ptolemaic dynasty in Egypt, keen to restore the glory and the power of that family, and focused on the development of her kingdom, and would raise in the face of the growing power of Rome, and by the end of the ruling ended the era of the Ptolemies in Egypt. The first queen of Egypt from her family to learn the Egyptian language, after 300 years of handling language and Greek civilization

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Omnovis III

Omnovis III

What took Omnafis third rule, the city of Thebes of the largest cities and the dynamism of the richest cities in the world in that era. They kiss each Almfezlp from all over the empire. Cyprus has developed a wholesale and ............. Trade difficult for a person imaginable, and Egypt was at that time living refreshment and

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