An inner sarcophagus.

 An inner sarcophagus of a 22-year-old priest called the family, Nanspapur Shivi

 He used to work as the chief scribe of the Temple of Amun-Ra, the kind.  A sharp look and piercing eyes.  What is this coffin missing?

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He tells that one day Radubis was taking a shower, so if an eagle snatches her shoes and flies with him until exile, where the king was sitting in his palace, the shoe fell in his lap.  When she was found in the city of Necratis and came before him, he asked for a wife for him, and when she passed away he built a great edifice for her and buried her with it (the pyramid of Mankaure).

MIRACLE .....YOYA AND TOYA.

 They are from the Egyptian family of 18, that is to say, the era of the modern state, and they are certainly, or at least Yuya, not of the Egyptian ancestry from the grandparents, but he is Egyptian by birth and his parents as well, and he was not from the common people as it was rumored or previously rumored.

It was a place in it and a property owner. The great credit for discovering their tomb was the French archaeologist (Theodore Davis) in 1905 and he translated the texts of the tomb with the archaeologist (Gaston Maspero) and they noticed that the name Yuya was written in various ways such as (Yuya, Yu, Yaya, Yi  Aiyi, Yayi.) It is strange that there is a person whose name can be written in

many ways.
 The anatomist (Elliot Smith) who examined his mummy, believes that his external composition was not similar to the composition known to the Egyptians in addition to the features of his face. This trend is reinforced by his name, which is considered strange from the names of the Egyptians. As for the embalming of his water and his wife also is considered one of the best cases of embalming where  His mummy did not cause fractures or breakdowns, and embalming was greater than the embalming of many great kings in the modern state, and this is another reason why the great people admired both mummies or characters.
 - As for the wife, Tuya, she was also not from the common people, and despite the weirdness of her name, many scholars say that she is of Egyptian origin, since her father was originally a priest of God Min, and her mother was a brothel in the royal palace and supervising the clothes in the royal court beside  She was a singer of the god Amun during the reign of King Tuthmosis the Fourth and his wife, Queen Mott Um Wiya. This means that she was closely related to the royal palace and this is what most likely her Egyptian origins.
 - Yuya married Toya and gave birth to a number of sons, such as the eldest daughter Tia (Queen T) and the son none (i.e., who will become king later) and for their proximity to the palace and for the beauty of their daughter Tia.  Sons Tuthmosis Akhenaten and other girls.
 - Returning to Yuya, many scholars believed that he is of non-Egyptian origin and his roots from the ancestors go back to the area of ​​Mattanie, which was likely and the most recent of all this cluttered text was found by TudorDavis

 saying (the king's agent for wheels) where the wheels were not known in Egypt before  She came to Egypt through the Hyksos or from Asia, and this assumption, from the historical wrong side, led some to say that he was Joseph, peace be upon him, and exaggerated from others, and to claim that Akhenaten was our master Joseph, peace be upon him? This assumption is completely contrary to the truth and also contrary to the correct date or calendar.

 - Therefore, we say with utmost frankness and clarity that the texts that we have so far did not clarify all of this about the character of Yuya, but all this is just allegations as Tudor Davis said the text, which created the great historical and historical confusion where he said ((He also believes that Yuya came from Upper Egypt  It may have been those who migrated from an Asian tribe that was subordinate to the Egyptian kingdom or from slaves who became important in the city of

Akhmim
 After his daughter’s marriage to King Amenhotep the Third, the family’s status was raised to heaven, and Yueh bears the title “Aba Elah”, “The Holy Father of the Master of the Two Lands” and “The Royal Sealer”. As for Tuya, I took a great title (the royal wife’s mother).  Their affairs were raised in society in general and the palace in particular, and therefore upon their death, perhaps King Emenhotep

the Third and the Queen who issued a decision to embalge them were embalmed royal emperor, and this is certainly the great reason for embalming them with this accuracy and this method is medically excellent.
 And to meet with another message of what should be said to the tourist.

Three coffins for the singer.

   

      Three coffins for the singer Amon Ra the Priestess (Hanout Tawy)

 Hanout wanted to marry her grave with three wonderful coffins

 And why not and she knows that she will leave the life of annihilation and will live in the life of eternity.  Peace be upon you, Hanoot Tawi

Khonsu, son .

Khonsu, son of Amun and Mut.

Carved on the inner wall of the second pylon in the hypostyle hall of Karnak temple. 

Seti I, New Kingdom, Luxor Egpt.

Cleopatra VII.

Cleopatra VII

Daughter of Ptolemy XII.

He succeeded him as queen in 51 BC sharing the throne with her brother Ptolemy XIII. She was described as beautiful and charming.

Contrary to what is highlighted by the images that have reached us.

The men who fell in love with her were captured by her strong, funny personality, intelligence and cunning.

I was born in 69 BC,

Cleopatra was described as actively influencing Roman politics at a critical period,

As described as coming to represent, as no other woman from antiquity has done,

The first model of romantic women charming.

She is the daughter of King Ptolemy XII "Oletis",

Cleopatra was destined to become the last queen of the Ptolemaic dynasty that ruled Egypt after the death of Alexander the Great in 323 BC and annexed it to Rome in 30 BC.

The dynasty was founded by officer Alexander Ptolemy, who became King Ptolemy I of Egypt.

Cleopatra was a Ptolemaic dynasty. For political reasons, she called herself the "New Isis", a title that distinguished her from Queen Cleopatra III.

Which also claimed to be a living embodiment of the gods Isis.

When Ptolemy XII died in 51 BC, the throne moved to his young son, Ptolemy XIII, and his daughter Cleopatra VII.

Cleopatra, 18, was eight years older than her brother,

She became the dominant ruler. Evidence suggests that the first decree in which Ptolemy's name preceded Cleopatra was in October 50 BC.

Cleopatra realized that she needed the support of the Romans, or more specifically the support of Caesar,

If she had to regain the throne.

She was in constant conflict with her brother, which ended in her expulsion from Egypt.

This country was at that time a kingdom under Roman protection,

And the main source of wheat for the Roman people,

Caesar came to Egypt after the defeat of Bombay in Versalus in 48 BC.

He found civil war still in it. Cleopatra was trying to return to Egypt,

She suddenly appeared in front of Caesar wrapped in a carpet - as they claim -

So that she can beg him to help her achieve her goal. He has his family,

Who knows, either by her charms, or by the obvious logic that she will be a better ruler than her brother.

Caesar helped her to overcome Ptolemy who drowned at the end of the battle.

Cleopatra ruled a few years.

In the year 40 BC. Her kingdom was part of the empire's share of Marcus Antonyus when he shared the Roman world with both Octavius ​​and Lepidus after the armor of Julius Caesar. Antony has loved Cleopatra,

His love affair cost him the loss of his fortune in Rome.

Anthony's order ended in suicide following the defeat inflicted by Octavius ​​at the Battle of Actium in 31 BC.

When Cleopatra heard the news, she also committed suicide.

At the dawn of a mid-August 30 BC. One of the servants of Queen Cleopatra gave the cobra snake ((likely an Egyptian cobra)) means of suicide after she heard the defeat of her husband, the Romanian leader Mark Antonius in the war,

The poisonous cobra snake remained a mantra of the monarchy in the Ptolemaic period above the kings of the kings.

Two snakes were if we could believe the words of the Roman poets Virgil, Horace and Propertius Propertius Some historians have stated that the left shoulder property was the one that received the first deadly sting

Others said it was Cleopatra's naked left breast.

Cleopatra committed suicide in this state of despair by putting a poisonous neighborhood on her chest

The new invader Octavius ​​Caesar hoped that the Queen who rules Egypt in the procession of his victory in Rome, but soon saw her body and headed to organize the government,

He announced Egypt's annexation to the Sultan of the Romanian people, and his announcement came in a very short sentence that includes no more than five words.

After Cleopatra's death, the Romans killed her son Caesaron for fear of claiming the Roman Empire as the heir of Julius Caesar and his heir.

The seventh Cleopatra is depicted on a coin on display at the Alexandria Museum, which tells the story of Cleopatra that inspired poets and story writers.

It was a material for the play (Antonio and Cleopatra) of William Shakespeare

A play (Everything for Love) 1977 by John Dryden

A play (Caesar and Cleopatra) by George Bernardshaw

A poetic glossary in the suicide of Cleopatra by Ahmed Shawky.

Cleopatra VII was the last Ptolemaic ruler in Egypt,

It has outperformed its predecessors in intelligence, prudence and ambition.

Cleopatra ascended the throne and ruled Egypt for twenty years (from 51 to 30 BC).

The image of Cleopatra appeared in the ancient Egyptian currency as a woman with a lustrous gorgeous sortie with a thin mouth and clear eyes.

Cleopatra is one of the most prominent in the history of Kefertiti, Semiramis and Shahrazad.

He denied the story of suicide by the snake bite

Professor Christoph Schaefer denied (Professor of History at the University of Trier in western Germany)

Cleopatra died of snake cobra sting and was likely to have died for drinking a combination of cocktails or drugs.

She is a beautiful woman and very proud of her beauty.

This statue is very rare. It is one of the seven in the world as defined in the most famous queen of Egypt: Cleopatra VII.

This statue is very rare. It is one of seven in the world identified as the most famous queen of Egypt: Cleopatra VII. Cleopatra VII was born in Macedonian family called the Ptolemies, who were famous for their vicious infighting. Matricide, patricide and fratricide were common in many generations, including Cleopatra VII's.

She had several relatives killed so she might survive.

For generations the Romans coveted Egypt, a bountiful sours of grain they could use to feed their army. They used the fighting in Cleopatra's family as an excuse to send an envoy to Egypt: Julius Caesar. The Romans expected Caesar to choose someone who would be friendly towards the Roman Empire to be Egypt's new pharaoh.

However, Julius Caesar was charmed by Cleopatra's wit and intelligence and brought her back to Rome as his lover. He supported Cleopatra as she struggled against her sister Arsinoe for the throne of Egypt.

Unfortunately Caesar was murdered on the Senate steps, and Cleopatra fled back to Egypt. The next envoy to Egypt was Mark Anthony, a friend of Caesar's. Anthony also fell in love with Cleopatra, and together they fought against Rome until they were defeated and Cleopatra was captured. She committed suicide, probably so she could not be dragged through the Roman streets in shame. Many of Cleopatra's statues were destroyed by the Romans after she died.

Her pose is classic Egyptian, probably meant to remind the Romans that her family had ruled Egypt as pharaohs for three centuries. However, her face is done in Greco-Roman style. The triple uraeus (snake) symbol on her brow is rare and helped to identify this statue as Cleopatra VII.

This statue was broken below the ankles, and the feet were later "restored" using another material. At the rear of the statue is a support called a plinth. S strip in the center of the plinth would have held names and titles, but this area has been filled in.c. 30 BCE

.

Monalisa Akhmim .

Monalisa Akhmim .

 "The statue is 13 meters high and made of white limestone.

 The statue was found while digging the foundations of a post office building in Akhmim, Sohag, where a statue similar to Ramses II was uncovered about a statue similar to the same queen and larger than titles and symbols, which bears a statue.

 "She is" Marit Amun, "one of the daughters of the great king Ramses II, who after the death of her mother Nefertari was raised to the position of the great royal wife. She was also known as the statue of Ramesses II's wife."

 "This statue is characterized by the common sweetness of boyhood, the leaf of smile and the brightness of colors, which made it one of the most beautiful things that came out of the Ramesside era.

 “The head of Merritt Amon is topped with a round base surrounded by a frieze of snakes crowned with sun disks, on which the queen's day ornament of the sun disk and the two high plumes are fixed.”

 The Queen’s costume includes two round earrings and a wide necklace with multiple branches of yellow beads that simulate gold, bracelets as well as rosettes that adorn the chest.

 "It is known from Marit Amoun that she was a priestess of Hathor taking charge of her rituals, as evidenced by her titles, who played the series of death slaves and prohibitions of Hathor."

Rene's cemetery.

 Rene's cemetery

 “The city of Cape gave birth to another employee of the great people of the people during the reign of King Amenhotep the First. He is called Rene Renee bearing the surnames, the hereditary prince, ruler, supervisor of priests and writer, and his father is called the hereditary prince Sabkhotep.”

 “Although the titles of this employee have nothing to draw attention to, his tomb, which was found in the Cape, was decorated with scenes that reveal to us the mask about some aspects of daily social life in this era.”

  And includes agricultural scenes in which we find a renewal that was not noticed before.  Carrying a donkey .

 “But we are now seeing the chariot pulled by horses at the disposal of the owner of the estate since the beginning of the eighteenth family, that is, during the reign of its second king, Amenhotep the First, which indicates that the owner of the cemetery was one of the great wealth;

 "One of the interesting scenes in this cemetery is that of supervising the counting of livestock, so the inscription related to this is explained to us."

 "Supervising the delivery of livestock by the hereditary prince and the ruler overseeing the priests and writer Rani the deceased: a hundred and twenty two oxen, a hundred sheep, and a hundred and twenty

  From the goats, "

 The owner of the cemetery is also seen in a feast with family members, among whom is a grandson called Sabkhotep. This style of scenery was a common thing to represent family members with their names and drawings in a logical and artistic way, contrary to what was followed in the central state, as it was mentioned on the painting of the deceased  The funeral is all the names of his family members for generations ago, in a confused and difficult way to understand, for example, the family of “Thothyhotep”, the governor of Al-Barsha district.

 “In the scenes of this cemetery we see the Moro dancers, the obelisks, the trees and the gardens. Here God is seen Anubis standing inside the mihrab while Osir Khanti my security stands outside it behind Anubis.”

  There is another strange scene in its door, in which we find two priests: the first of which is the embalmed priest T and the head of the sacred treasury, and they both pour the purified water on the head of the deceased who sits on a large vessel.  Funeral scenes have become characteristic of the tombs of the eighteenth family, as we will see in the tombs of the people later.