"Sinuhe" is an ancient Egyptian literary work, often considered one of the earliest examples of autobiographical literature. It tells the story of a court official named Sinuhe who flees Egypt after the death of Pharaoh Amenemhat I. The narrative explores themes of identity, exile, and the longing for home. The tale is set during the Middle Kingdom of Egypt and reflects the values and beliefs of that time. Sinuhe's adventures take him through various lands, where he encounters different cultures and experiences personal growth. Ultimately, he returns to Egypt, seeking forgiveness and reconciliation with his homeland.