The king of the two lands.

He is the owner of the two crowns, the king of the two lands, the eagle of the south and the serpent of the north. The most important thing is that he is unified in the two countries. Do you not know who is the king of Mina from the first Egyptian family and is the founder of the first family and is an Egyptian pharaoh from the early dynastic period, but the identity of Mina remains a subject of controversy among Egyptologists, as some attribute it to the pharaoh Horah and others Attributed to Pharaoh Narmer, but more importantly, he was an Egyptian pharaoh who managed to unite Egypt after a long struggle between the kingdoms of the north and south around the year (3200) and he would be called the king of the two lands and the owner of the crowns and the eagle of the south and the snake of the north and after that he united Egypt thought to choose a location between the two kingdoms in order to be able to protect From it sucks And he made a castle surrounded by a white fence and called it (from Nefer) and means the white wall or beautiful port and the Greeks later called it (Memphis) and the Arabs knew it (two ports) and its first capital for Egypt after the unit but the power of influence of the kings of the cities of the south did not continue to execute as its capital and did not reach Due to its strength and the peak of its rule, except in the era of the old state.

And as for every beginning, the end was like that. King Mina was a horrific end, as King Mina ended his opportunity. One of his visits to the delta, and he decided to spend time practising his favourite identity, which is hunting and went out to fish with some of his close friends. Hippopotamus predatory and the king was approaching prey, waving his spear, trying to kill the prey by hitting one, but he mistook the target. Scholastic and sailed it to the capital of the king in the south when the body arrived in the city to carry priests and temple sad people gathered to bid farewell to his beloved and his hero King Mina last farewell.