AI overview
A pharaoh was the monarch who ruled ancient Egypt, a title that became standard from the Eighteenth Dynasty onward, though scholars now use it to refer to all of Egypt's earlier kings as well. The title matters because it represents the supreme authority that governed one of history's most influential ancient civilizations for thousands of years.
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Key facts
- Former monarchy.royal_title
- Pharaoh
- Former monarchy.realm
- Egypt
- Former monarchy.coatofarms
- Double crown.svg
- Former monarchy.coatofarmssize
- 130px
- Former monarchy.coatofarmscaption
- The Pschent combined the Red Crown of Lower Egypt and the White Crown of Upper Egypt
- Former monarchy.image
- Pharaoh.svg
- Former monarchy.caption
- A typical depiction of a pharaoh as a king wearing the nemes headdress, a false beard, and an ornate shendyt (kilt)(after Djoser of the Third Dynasty)
- Former monarchy.style
- Five-name titulary
- Former monarchy.residence
- Varies by era
- Former monarchy.appointer
- Hereditary
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Wikidata facts
Article · Italiano
Il faraone era il sovrano dell'antico Egitto.
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