Commentary on a Book About the History of Egypt

The prototype of the history of Egypt is not in contemporary history filled with accidental events and events but in adventurous stories. Even people who are unable to understand the importance of the entire system at all times are always a source of appeal to everyone for paranoid culture. In this system, everything gives the impression of constant and deep wisdom in this system . A Greek traveler made a big misunderstanding that he could not convey the essence of the message the Egyptians were communicating.

Herodotus writes in Volume 2 of "History". "We are placing the Ionian side aside.Our judgment on this issue is like this Egypt is the country where the Egyptians live West Asia and Assyria live there Silesia and Assyria, except for the Egyptian border, we all know that there are no borders under Asia and Libya (to be exact.) We are the Egyptians who start with cataracts And Elephantine 12 cities in two parts and follows the Greek belief that one part is part of Libya and the other is Asia.They are divided into two parts to flow into the ocean Although in the city of Cercasorus this time the Nile River flows in one waterway this time, it can be divided into three.

Egyptian history The rich history of Egypt is closely related to the fertile banks of the Nile River and its presence as a source of water. This huge river flows from the south to the north and has a big influence on agriculture, transportation, religion, population movement, and culture as a whole. The narrow Nile Valley and its surrounding deserts protect and preserve the cultures of the day.

Egypt is in the northeast corner of Africa. This is a wonderful location; the longest river in the world, the Nile River passes through the country and enters the Mediterranean. In the ancient Egyptian history, the Egyptians divided their country into two regions. The first area was called Deathmet (Red Land). This area was full of desert surrounded by Kemet (black land), these deserts prevented the invasion of ancient Egyptian troops and separated ancient Egypt from neighboring countries. Second, because the flood of the Nile is very flexible, it is called Kemet (Blackland). Since the Nile River flooded from June to September each year the Nile River reached a rich land from the Central African Republic and left it on the banks of the valley as well as the flat lowlands of the Mediterranean Sea. All of these are producing such an excellent alluvium, which makes ancient Egypt a priority in agriculture and life.