Pharaonic embalming was associated with post-mortal beliefs When you hear a mummification or mummification, the first thing that jumps into mind is of course Pharaonic Egypt. The ancient Egyptians were really the prettiest in this field, and nobody likes them, because embalming has been closely linked to post-mortal beliefs. A mummified body does not have the opportunity to be resurrected after death, its destiny is annihilation and nothingness. To avoid this horrific fate, the ancient Egyptians infused millions of mummies over thousands of years. They did not do so in vain or in vain, but because embalming was their gateway to eternity. The mummy Junger .. The nature of nature There is a great deal of controversy about the period in which the Pharaohs practiced embalming for the first time. Historically, the first stuffed bodies were not made by the ancient Egyptians, but were credited with embalming nature. Egypt's dry and hot desert climate naturally transformed the bo...

With the passage of time and the development of science and after the interest in the study of history and instincts did not know the buildings of the strangest and most admired buildings of the Egyptian pyramids As the progress of modern science found evidence of the progress of science at the Pharaohs scientists have noted the following information about the Great Pyramid only (1) Ancient land The time of the pharaohs found that the pyramid located exactly in the center of the Earth's mass at the time and this is strange strange how the Pharaohs able to accurately measure this place knowing that it is a very far from the areas where the royal family are located in it !! And then gold mines. It should be noted that the knowledge of the center of the mass of the Earth has not been modern only using satellites. 2) The big puzzle about how to build the pyramid with these stones, which weighs the smaller 2 tons, there is a theory about building a large slope around the pyramid to...

The Egyptians did not expect anything of this when they welcomed Alexander as a natural ally who came to save them from the common enemy. Alexander arrived in Pluzion at the head of an army of some 40,000 fighters. His right wing guarded the fleet of Alexander, who walked the beach to this port, then entered the Nile branch and advanced to Memphis. As for Alexander, he left a garrison in Lozion, and was humbled through the desert to Heliopolis and from there to Memphis. Because of the reasons that kept the hearts of the Egyptians on the Persians that they violated the sanctity of the Egyptian religion, it was the first Alexander when he traveled in Memphis is to show respect for the Egyptian religion, and therefore made sacrifices in the temple of God Vtah of the national gods and the holy calf Abbis, That Alexander painted himself Pharaohs in the temple of Fattah according to Egyptian religious rituals. If Alexander showed respect for the Egyptian gods, he did not forget that he ...

Egyptian mythology is one of the most important aspects of ancient Egyptian faith because it reflects the ancient Egyptian thought and doctrine. The lives and actions of the gods were fertile material for the priests, to tell stories and legends about them. These legends have become very complex and have become a pillar of the Egyptian religion. The following are the most important myths that influenced the thought and doctrine of the ancient Egyptian Myth of Creation and Creation: There were three legends about Creation and Creation according to three different theories. The first is attributed to the city of Heliopolis and the second to Hermopolis and the third to Mannf, but in the end it overcame The myth of Heliopolis after having mixed up some small views of the theories of Hermopolis and Menouf. But we will summarize the three legends as follows. The first myth is the myth of Heliopolis that the universe originated from non-problematic water called N, from which the god...

There is no doubt that the Egyptian civilization has had an impact in the history of human beings and that there are social and cultural foundations rooted in the growth of Egyptian civilization during the seven centuries of existence and there are many cultural values ​​inherited from the ancient Egyptians and the most important social status of women in the lives of ancient Egyptians . In this ancient society, women participated in their religious, political and social life as well as in their daily lives. According to available sources, we can conclude that the status of Egyptian women in this era was much better than in ancient Greece or Rome. Herodotus, a well-known Greek historian, wonders about Egypt's ancient rights to her husband's inheritance. The ancient Egyptian religion was equated with gods and gods. The ancient Egyptians worshiped the gods as symbols of intelligence, sincerity and love like the goddess Isis and Hathoru. The connection between God and God ...

In the era of Abstec III conquered Qambiz Egypt, crowned himself king in May 525, and took the title of Pharaoh to earn himself a legitimate position in the eyes of the Egyptians, but it soon aroused their emotions violated the sanctity of the Egyptian religion. In 522, he was succeeded by a house on the throne. He showed the sight and courtesy of Wadir bin with a great king and visited Egypt around 518 where he was crowned by Pharaoh. Perhaps the most important remnant of his time in Egypt is the Temple of Habbis in the oasis of the exterior. In addition, it completed the Nakhaw channel and the Nile reached the Red Sea, penetrating Wadi al-Tamilat. And followed the house of the policy of tolerance to erase the impact of the sins of his predecessor to the Egyptians. The first Egyptian revolution on the Persians: However, the Egyptians almost knew that Dara had died until they became rebels and set up a king in 485. The Athenians helped the revolution because the Persians were a c...

In his famous book "The Ancient Egyptian Art - The One Hundred Book" (1990), Cyril Aldred emphasizes that "the world of Maniton, the chief priest of Heliopolis in the third century BC, commissioned by King Ptolemy I to write the history of Egypt, Since the unification of Lower and Upper Egypt under the rule of Mina, the first Pharaohs, until the invasion of Alexander of Egypt in 332 BC - to thirty-one families Although the history of Maniton did not reach us, but the list prepared by the names of kings and their years of custody, The calendars of the early Christians are also quoted by contemporary historians as Ma Nasabhm, and accept the way Mantyon numbering Dynastic, because it has apparently according to a very old tradition. Pharaohs also investigated the names of the Greek business available). Maniton was an Egyptian priest in the temple of Samannoud. He was one of the most famous priests of the history of his country. He was the most knowledgeable of the orig...

China, India, Peru, Mexico, Ireland and Bolivia - and even Mississippi in America - have pyramids dating back to pre-Pharaonic times. Under the seawater near the island of Bari (the Bahá'í archipelago) there is a strange civilization with pyramids that are no different from the pyramids of Giza. Only two years ago, satellites discovered huge pyramids in northern China - previously seen as " meaning of. Prior to that, similar pyramids were discovered in Ireland, Venezuela, Chad and northern Khartoum, which in time turned into a plateau. The participation of several civilizations in the idea of ​​the pyramids may indicate the disappearance of a global civilization (of which we know nothing) that left its mark everywhere. For example, there is a striking match between the pyramids of Mexico and the pyramids of Egypt listed, and there are common legends between the Pharaohs, the Indians of Mexico, Peru and Bolivia. The Indian mythology clearly speaks of sailors who ca...

The richness of the king was a rednecet of gold (gold powder). It was a great amount that no king could pass. He had a large cupboard attached to the outer wall of the palace. The exterior of the cupboard can be removed from the wall easily. When he attended the death, he told his children how he cared about them and how they would enjoy a good life thanks to the trick he made when he placed the stone that could be moved in the outer wall of King Rameses' coffin. After the death of the engineer went out and had a night to the wall of the treasury and dragged the stone and entered the treasury and took the extraction of quantities of flour. The king noticed the lack of repair in the ribs, but he could not doubt anyone. His seals on the locks were intact, and when the incidents of theft were repeated, he set foot traps on the ground. When the brothers came in and the first one felt his way, When he realized the calamity of a club, he warned his brother and warned him to rush in...

The French doctor Bruno Haliwa, a physician and historian, published a book on "Medicine in the time of the Pharaohs" in which he placed all the familiarities of the ancient Egyptian dealings with illness and the patient, in which he relied on the book "The Papyrus Medical" In Pharaonic Egypt written in 1995 by Thierry Bardini. Bruno says that knowing the history of medicine is very important in order to understand and understand the problems doctors face in their daily practices. "Professional knowledge alone makes you just a simple technician and a health worker, but only through historical cognition can you grow and mature into a real medical personality," says Liechtenstein. According to Bruno, interest in ancient Egyptian medicine is due to the great beauty of ancient Egypt, which, he says, is "the mother of Western spiritual traditions." For him, it is enough to "read the ancient Egyptian history so that we can quickly realize t...