From the sayings of the great Egyptian king Ramses II

From the sayings of the great Egyptian king # Ramses II

I am the king of the greatest nation on earth

I will kill and erase from existence all who think about attacking Egypt

Or to approach it

Or to harm my great people

I will humiliate all my enemies and my country and my kingdom

Do not remain Egypt .....

the above

More powerful

And the richest

And the greatest on earth

(Hakim Amnoubi Ibn Ka Nakht)

(Hakim Amnoubi Ibn Ka Nakht, who lived in the family era 20

In the governorate of Sohag, Akhmim civil)

Morals of the ancient Egyptian

Poor right

If you find a widow, you extend her hand on your field

Don't get caught

She invokes patience as you ask her about her personality

And do not pass by some strange oil pot

And refuses to give him something from him

God bless your belongings

When you share what you have with your brothers

He who is humble to the poor is better for God

Those who flatter the rich.

Models of some sandals Her age exceeds 4000 thousand.

Models of some sandals or slippers

Created by the ancient Egyptian

Her age exceeds 4000 thousand years

Courses suitable for old Egyptian ghost

The Pelzoni Temple.

"I give you the command of one Lord

Secure protection from all your enemies

And the great blessing for you and the people of the Holy Land

Eka Petah (Egypt) "

In a creative and wonderful snapshot of the days of the great civilization

Belzone has entered the Italian explorer

To the temple of King Seti the First in Abydos in 1817

And the view of this wonderful mural

So this temple was called by its name "Pelzoni Temple"

Ben Ben's pyramid ..

Another miracle of the ancient Egyptians

Ben Ben's pyramid ..

The Black Magnetic Pyramid.

This pyramid, which has puzzled scientists for thousands of years and was unable to solve the puzzle until after

They climb into space.

The pyramid is made of black stone, but it is not an ordinary stone

Because all its components do not exist on the face of the earth ..

Iron black stone is only found in space in meteoritesHere, another puzzle appears

Because it is a very hard iron stone, difficult to shape and drill, but it is not difficult to break

How was it cut with such precision in the angles and deviations ??

And how were its faces refined with that unique refinement ?? ..

And here the third puzzle comes to mind

How these very subtle inscriptions were engraved on the sides of the pyramid

The scholars found that it was impossible for any tool, past or present, to carve these inscriptions

Unless you use a laser cutting tool.

And now we get to the last puzzle

It is that meteorite iron black stone

We have received more than 7000 years to know the material of making black space stone. How long will we need to solve the remaining of these puzzles?

There is another opinion of some scholars who said that the ancient Egyptians

They know where meteorites and meteorites occur from the sky and use meteorites and meteorites from the sky

And use these stones after cold and extinction in these statues.

Editing the Egyptian Museum

Statue of Maya.

Statue of Maya

• Maya was a great man in the Egypt of Tutankhamen and Horemheb.
• It is possible that he already embarked upon his career during the reign of Akhenaten.
• He was ‘Director of the Treasury’, and accordingly one could view him as the minister of Home Affairs and of the Treasury.
• Maya organized the arrangement of Tutankhamen’s tomb.
• He had his own tomb built next to that of general Horemheb.
• At a later Dating from, at the time of Ramses II, the space in between was used to house the tomb of the treasury director Tia.
• The lay-out of Maya’s tomb is one occurring more often: through a high gate (pylon) one enters an inner court with three large, roofed rooms. Next, there is a second inner court featuring three chapels. In the centre of the second court there is a deep shaft; by way of a system of corridors, a second shaft and a spiral staircase one reaches three decorated rooms, at a depth of 22 metres.
• At one time, these housed the mummies of Maya and his wife Merit.

General Hor Moheb receives gold necklaces

General Hor Moheb receives gold necklaces

Luxor Temple is a large Ancient

Luxor Temple is a large Ancient Egyptian temple complex located on the east bank of the Nile River in the city today known as Luxor (ancient Thebes) and was founded in 1400 BCE. Known in the Egyptian language as ipet resyt, or "the southern sanctuary." In Luxor there are six great temples, the four on the left bank are known to travellers and readers of travels as Goornah, Deir-el-Bahri, the Ramesseum, and Medinet Habu; and the two temples on the right bank are known as the Karnak and Luxor.

To the rear of the temple are chapels built by Tuthmosis III, and Alexander. During the Roman era, the temple and its surroundings were a legionary fortress and the home of the Roman government in the area.

Perfume vase symbolizing the union of the two lands

Perfume vase symbolizing the union of the two lands

Perfume vase symbolizing the union of the two lands or "sema-taouy" (alabaster) The tomb of Tutankhamun (1340-1331 BC) was discovered by Howard Carter in November 1922. The pharaoh died at 19, his mummy was in a solid gold coffin, placed inside 2 wooden coffins. These 3 coffins were in a quartzite sarcophagus with a red granite cover. Around the sarcophagus, nested in each other, 4 gilded wooden chapels which entirely occupied the room of the sarcophagus. All ointment deposits, whether they have classic shapes or reproduce beneficial animals from the bestiary, have been cut in alabaster. Since the first dynasties, the precious "dishes" of the dead were made of them.

Kom Ombo Temple

The Temple of Kom Ombo is an unusual double temple built during the Ptolemaic dynasty in the Egyptian town of Kom Ombo.[1] Some additions to it were later made during the Roman period. The building is unique because its 'double' design meant that there were courts, halls, sanctuaries and rooms duplicated for two sets of gods. The southern half of the temple was dedicated to the crocodile god Sobek, god of fertility and creator of the world with Hathor and Khonsu.

Statue of Anubis

Statue of Anubis

The jackal-headed god Anubis—here depicted in full canine form—ushered souls to the afterworld. He was also associated with mummification, and was thought to protect graves.

Leopard Head

Leopard Head

Adorable here but fierce in real life, the leopard was much admired by Egyptian royalty and imported from southern Africa. The hieroglyph of a leopard head is used in association with words related to strength.

Game of Senet

Game of Senet

Who says a pharaoh can't enjoy a good board game? By the time Senet, or "passing," was buried with Tut, it had been played in Egypt for some 1800 years and had come to be associated with passing from life to death. The game was popular at all levels of society. Its rules have been lost to time, but we've made some educated guesses about gameplay.

ROYAL FAN.

Egypt is hot. If you're a demigod, your fan is extra special—gilded and inlaid, with your name in a royal cartouche.  

Canopic Jars

Canopic JarsIn this alabaster chest, four Tuts seem to sit in an intimate face off. These are canopic jars containing Tut's organs, which would have been removed before mummification. The Egyptians believed he needed those innards in the afterlife. Tut's face is the stopper on each jar.

Headrest tutankhamon.

In an age of memory foam pillows, this headrest doesn't look very comfortable. But perhaps stone seems cozier when Shu, the god of air and wind, gives your head a lift. These headrests were long popular in Egyptian tombs as an essential accessory for the "sleeping" inhabitants.

Tutankhamun's mask is the death mask of the boy king.

Tutankhamun's mask is the death mask of the boy king

Tutankhamun

 Tutankhamun and his wife connected with the arms of Aten in and Amarna art style.

During ancient Egypt, the golden throne was a symbol of power and used to reveal social status. This gorgeous piece of furniture is the most exquisite of all ancient thrones. It was gold and silver in color with an image in the center of the throne showing Tutankhamun and his wife connected with the arms of Aten in and Amarna art style.

Edfu Temple of Horus.

 Edfu Temple of Horus

The sacred image of the ne on his great throne has been engraved on his walls with the inscriptions of the gods who appear with him every time on his feast for the last quarter of the month

A statue of Anubis.

A statue of Anubis.

The Shrine of Anubis found in Tutankhamun's tomb is an important object. We can best understand it by examining it as two distinct components: the jackal and the altar. The roughly 3-foot-long jackal is made of wood, expertly carved to reveal the taut muscles of the recumbent canine deity. The wood was plastered and painted black, the symbolic color of Anubis that also represented death and decay, as well as the fertile soil of the Nile and regeneration. The eyes are set with calcite and obsidian and lined with gold. The nails are silver, and the ears and collar are gilded. It's an impressive piece of craftsmanship, meant to represent the presence of divinity. As was customary at the time, the statue was originally draped in a shawl and scarf of fine linen, a material associated both with kings and mummification.

Carter examines Tutankhamun’s sarcophagus.

HOWARD CARTER.

Howard Carter, Arthur Callender and an Egyptian worker wrap one of the sentinel statues for transport.

The unbroken seal on Tutankhamun’s tomb.

• THE UNBROKEN SEAL ON TUTANKHAMUN,S TOMB.
• the fundamental human technologies. Archaeologists have found two-ply ropes going back 28,000 years. Egypt was the first documented civilization to use specialized tools to make rope. One key to its longevity isn’t the rope itself, but the aridity of the air in the desert. It dries out and preserves things. Another key is oxygen deprivation. Tombs are sealed to the outside. Bacteria can break things down as long as they have oxygen, but then they effectively suffocate. It’s not uncommon to find rope, wooden carvings, cloth, organic dyes, etc. in Egyptian pyramids and tombs that wouldn’t have survived elsewhere in the world. Egypt’s desert conditions made possible the preservation of far more organic material than would have otherwise been the case. This in contrast to, say, Maya sites in Central America which are far younger, but from which almost no organic material has been recovered. The main difference is jungle versus desert conditions.
• This seal was actually a seal to King Tut’s fifth shrine. The king was buried in a series of four sarcophagi, which were in turn kept inside a series of five shrines. This unbroken seal stayed 3,245 years untouched. The late discovery of Tut’s tomb resulted from the fact that it was covered by debris from that of Ramesses IV which was located directly above its entrance. While the outermost shrine of the youthful pharaoh had been opened not once but twice in ancient times, the doors of the second of the huge shrines of gilded wood containing the royal sarcophagus still carried the necropolis seal which indicated the pharaoh’s mummy was untouched 

What is the secret of the ibis in the Pharaonic civilization?

What is the secret of the ibis in the Pharaonic civilization?

More than 4 million sacred bird mummies were found in mountain tuna catacombs, and 1.75 million were discovered in the ancient Saqqara cemetery.

Scientists found a large number of mummified ibis, which caused their confusion, and while searching for a reason for this large number, some of them concluded that these birds were raised for industrial reasons and for the religious rituals followed at the time, an idea that receives some support in the ancient texts.

The experts conducted DNA analyzes of 14 birds found in ancient Egypt and 26 modern samples from Africa.

The team says that if the ancient Egyptians raised sacred birds, the genetic diversity in ancient birds may be less due to high standards of crossbreeding, adding that this indicates that birds were raised in similar to the current collective farms or birds were hunted and kept On farms ready to sacrifice the rituals of the gods.

It's impressive, Pontus Skoglund, a DNA expert at the Francis Crick Institute. "It is really cool to have this 2500-year-old DNA," he said.

King Akhenaten and members of his holy family

• King Akhenaten and members of his holy family
• Prince Amenhotep (King Amenhotep the Fourth after that) had attached to the sun’s religion, specifically the sun disk “Aten” since he was young. He was greatly influenced by his maternal uncle, who was great for the visionaries in the Temple of the God Ra, the sun god in the city of the sun: Heliopolis (the current Ain Shams and El Mataria regions in the east of Cairo Governorate). His father, King Amenhotep the Third, and his grandfather, King Thutmose the Fourth, had previously supported Aten, but Akhenaten took the biggest step and reached Aten at the same time and at the same time. And when Prince Amirhotep became a king other than his name in the sixth year of his reign, from Amenhotep the Fourth to “Akhenaten”, meaning “useful to Aten” to be completeConsistency with his new religious vocation and his new idol, the disc of the sun Aten, through which Akhenaten wanted to achieve universality for his vocation; the presence of the presence of the sun in Egypt and every place in the ancient Near East; The supreme pharaoh warrior king Thutmose III in Asia and Africa. The new religious vocation was well received by his beautiful and intelligent wife, Queen Nefertiti, who became one of the strongest supporters of King Akhenaten and his new vocation, and they became a complement to him and an integral component of the vocal call and the religion of the sun.
• An important thing if the beautiful queen is not present with him, if not competing with the united king. At the beginning of his reign, King Akhenaten built a synagogue for the god Aten in Karnak, the holy place of the god Amun Ra, threatening the stable state of Amun Ra and his priests and challenging them in their own house, which made them conspire to him hatred and assure him of intrigues until he left their city, the good capital of ancient Egypt in an era. The modern state and moved to a new city that was not defiled by man before. Akhenaten called to gather all the gods in one GodIdol Aten. King Akhenaten never personified his new god in human form at all. This idea of ​​justice and the cosmic order is part of Akhenaten's new religion. This idea of ​​light and light constitutes an inability of the Atomic vocation in exchange for darkness and the forces of chaos. Akhenaten’s call does not imply the idea of ​​monotheism as we know it today, as the purpose of that call was to merge deities into one God as a political goal in order to limit the domination of the idol Amon Ra and his priests over rule during that period. Akhenaten tried to succeed in this, but he was not lucky with him long, because he was in a number of major catastrophic mistakes, as well as the closure of his call, and its establishment only on his person and members of his family, and his speed and short period of his rule, and his dependence on a number of hypocrites and beneficiaries who turned against him whenHis call ended, his state closed and lost its strength.
• Contrary to what is rumored, Akhenaten never established a religious state. It is well known that the only religious state that it did in ancient Egypt was in the era of the family and after that, when the priests of God in the city of Thebes took advantage of the weakness of the central authority after the end of the modern state, they jumped to power, and established that family, which was ruled by the priests of Amun from the south under theocratic rule It was not acceptable to everyone and soon ended with the founding of King Shashanak I of the second family and in realizing the greatness of the ancestors of the kings of the modern state.
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• Akhenaten did not last long. Because of many major catastrophic mistakes that King Akhenaten tried to make, such as his persistent attempt to change the civilizational identity of the tolerant Egyptian state that accepts plurality with distinction, as well as his attempt to exclude everything and who is against him, the earthquake of the ancient Egyptian state is used, and neglecting Egypt's foreign policy and its kingdoms situation in the country The ancient Near East, the religious advocacy of his new idol, artistic, linguistic and literary innovations that did not affect the depth of society and did not accept it entirely, as well as change
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• The superiority that he wanted to impose on everyone in a short time, in addition to not caring about the ancient Egyptian civilizational heritage that extends in the Egyptian personality for thousands of years before the emergence of his religious call based on unilateralism and denying other deities and influential priests, and not paying attention to the nature of the Egyptian culture as well as the Egyptian personality and understanding its components and potentials Its end was tragic. This is because he was also the only mediator between his idol Aten and the people, and the state ended with his end, and the invitation was absent in his absence. The hypocrites who turnedThey went with him to his new city after his departure, cursed him, cursed his call, and deserted his city and called him "the heretical king" and "the rogue from Tel el-Amarna". And what remains of the Amarna era is nothing but the echoes of Amarna, which we still see standing before us as a memory of a ruling that did not last long politically, but it left traces testifying to the importance of the period religiously, artically, linguistically and literally. It suffices to take a look at a beautiful statue of Nefertiti in order to realize the magnificence of art and sincerity
• Faith in the call by a few of some of the supporters of King Akhenaten and the use of art in the service of the Atonian religion, King Akhenaten and his royal family, his religious vocation, his philosophy of government and his view of religion and life.
• It is the era of Amarna unique with all that it has on it.

The symbolism of the scarab in the ancient Egyptian belief

The symbolism of the scarab in the ancient Egyptian belief

The ancient Egyptian employed many sensory evidence and visual visions

That he sees and touches in the reality of his life to form a large part of it

His religious belief and interpretation of cosmic appearances.

And what is the story of scarab and dung ball far,

It is a famous story among archeologists and scholars in the ancient Egyptian field.

The scarab when he lays his eggs in a ball of dung

It pushes it from east to west,

And when he drilled a hole, he would bury it in it for 28 days

And on the twenty-ninth day opens the ball

And put it in the water to get out of the small scarabs.

And because the scarab is flying in the last part of the day,

This made them look like a scarab

With the sun, and that the egg ball is like the sun ball.

The hidden power of "Khepri"

It makes the sun rotate through the sky

And it was the spinning process that gave the scarab the name "Kheper".

And its meaning literally (who pays or runs something).

"The ruins of Egypt are like contradictory pages.

"The ruins of Egypt are like contradictory pages.
"The ruins of Egypt are like contradictory pages. You cannot, by collecting them, rebuild the entire book, a wonderful book whose capital letters were temples, their sentences were all cities of obelisk cities and the Sphinx!
The division of Egypt itself was a magical synthesis; the names of its provinces corresponded to sacred numbers: the kingdom of Sisostris is divided into three parts: the high Egypt or the thugs, the form of the heavenly world and the ecstatic homeland; Egypt the bass is a symbol of the earth; The three sides are divided into ten provinces, known as Numas, and are placed under the special care of a god.These deities, out of thirty, group three by three, symbolically express all the frequency designs in the dirt, i.e. the triple, philosophical, and religious meaning of the absolute ideas linked to primitive numbers. For example, the triple, binary, or triple unit, or the mirage of a triangle, which constitutes the star of Solomon; the triad or the whole idea in all its terms; the triad, i.e. the saying of the periodic number of the astral revolution, etc. The geography of Egypt gets under the Systostress is a pentagonal, i.e. a symbolic summary of all the magical dogma of Zora, which was found and formulated more accurately by Hermes.
This is an example. The Egyptian land was a great book, and it repeated the teachings of this book, translated into paintings, sculptures, architecture, and all the cities and temples. The desert itself teaches it eternity, and the act of stone sits completely on the basis of the pyramids, those limits of human intelligence, which pointed before us huge sphinx pods slowly drowning in the sand. Now her head, deformed by architecture, is still standing above her grave, as if waiting for a human voice to explain to the new world the problem of the pyramids. "

work on the heap.

"Your heart will not be conceited because of what you know; take advice from the ignorant and the world, because we do not reach the limits of art, and there is no craftsman who has acquired perfection ..... ideal speech is more hidden from green stone; yet there are the maids who work on the heap." .

Ptahotep teaching, humility, perfect speech discovery, first education.