How did the Pharaohs express their love for hieroglyphs?
For thousands of years, the ancient Egyptian was adept at picking words to express emotional feelings, and from here he used the word "mr ik", which means hieroglyph "I love you", until his songs in many cases expressed a love story and a happy ending.
Kings fall in love
One of the greatest love stories of the pharaohs "Isis and Osiris", which won international fame, as she loved her husband first and collected his body parts after his death and cried over him and her tears were the Nile River.And those stories extended to King Akhenaten and his wife, Nefertiti, and history shows how the queen stood next to her husband, despite the change of religion and the capital, according to what was stated by Ali Abu Desheesh, an Egyptian archaeologist.
Coming to the throne of King Tutankhamun's throne is a manifestation of love, as Queen Ankh Amen exudes her husband with essential oils, which indicates the extent of the relationship of love between them.
Queen Nefertari, wife of the great king Ramses II, had an important role in the most beautiful meanings of love, as Ramses II wrote to her on the front of her temple in Abu Simbel, “His Majesty King Ramses II ordered the establishment of this temple from a beautiful stone, good for his wife, Nefertari, which the sun shines for.
