Ancient Egyptian History: Old Kingdom, The Middle Kingdom, and the New Kingdom

This pyramid is the oldest of the seven wonders of the ancient world. More than 2 million stones, which take 20 years to complete, have been used to construct pyramids. The 455 ft pyramid was completed around 2560 BC. It is the largest pyramid in Egypt. The old kingdom ended around 2200 BC. The first intermediate stage of ancient Egypt began with the weakening of the intensive monarchy of the former kingdom. As government rulers become stronger, they want to rule Egypt. Egypt was divided between north and south.

The history of the Egyptians includes their geography and religion, the Egyptian kingdom, the life in ancient Egypt, and their accomplishments. The Kingdom of Egypt includes the former kingdom, the central kingdom, and the new kingdom. Egyptian life in ancient Egypt included their society and daily life. Some of their achievements are writing, education, art and science. The Nile is in the center of Africa. It is the longest 4,000 miles in the world, a river of 6,436 kilometers.

In ancient Egyptian history, the old kingdom was a period spanning c. 2686-2181 BC. It is also known as the "pyramid era" or "pyramid builder era" because it contains the rules of the Great Dynasty pyramid builder in the 4th Dynasty - King Snelfel completes the pyramid of the art and the pyramid of the pyramid It was. Giza was built under the rule of King Kufu, Hafra, Menkar. Egypt reached the peak of the first sustainable civilization - the first of the three so-called "kingdoms" era (secondly China and the new kingdom), showed the highest point of civilization under the Nile river basin

Look at the five texts from five different eras, and our exhibition explores the beliefs of ancient Egypt and ancient Greece about the Hereafter. From ancient Egypt, we examined the text of the pyramid (Old Kingdom), the text of the coffin (China), the book of death (New Kingdom), and from the ancient Greece, Homer's Odyssey (ancient) and Plato's death world I examined the depiction of. "Remove" (classical period). In addition to analyzing each text in a particular historical context, we also explore the possibility of links between texts.

In ancient Egyptian literature, the literature of wisdom flourished among the central kingdoms of Egypt and belonged to the sebayt ("teaching") type which became a model during the new kingdom. Famous works of this type include instructions of Kagemni, Maxim of Ptahhotep, instructions of Amenemhat and teachings of the royalists. The term "book of the Bible" or "book of wisdom" is used in the Bible study to refer to a part of the Hebrew Bible in the Septuagint translation. There are seven books in these books. In other words, Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Prophets, Songs of Song (Solomon's Songs), Wisdom Books, and Eclesiastics. Not all poetry is regarded as a tradition of wisdom