Pharaohs of Egypt
The Pharaohs of Egypt were the ancient rulers of Egypt, considered both political and religious leaders. They were believed to be the intermediaries between the gods and the people, often associated with divine authority. The role of a pharaoh included overseeing the construction of monumental structures, such as pyramids, and maintaining order and prosperity in the kingdom.
Pharaohs were often buried in elaborate tombs, reflecting their status and ensuring their journey to the afterlife. Notable pharaohs include Tutankhamun, known for his intact tomb, and Ramses II, famous for his military achievements and extensive building projects. Their reigns significantly shaped ancient Egyptian civilization.