How Did Civilization Influence Ancient Egyptian Civilization
Egyptian Civilization Influenced the 18th centuries
Egypt is very ancient with the most lasting civilization that existed in the world, located in the south in the northeastern part of Africa, surrounded by the immense desert of Sahara. Characterized by the three pyramids that emerged the banks of the Nile River higher than any construction erected elsewhere, tall pillars of stone called Sobelisks, statues of giant pharaohs long deceased, exotic mummies covered with gold and many enigmatic symbols of their sacred writing. Where the order opposite to chaos was the will of the Gods. To maintain order and dominate chaos the Egyptians imagined a king who was a God called Onus, the hawk ruler of the heavens, facing him was the God Seth who was the forerunner of chaos.
During the rule of ancient Egyptian Civilization, the first government to govern an entire nation originated were the Sumerians who had a literate and urban civilization around 3000 BC. Pharaoh was the ruler of Ancient Egypt which means that he ruled all the high and low Egypt and represented all the gods in all the Earth being a god himself that was between heaven and earth, which his personal well-being and the Welfare of the whole people were closely united.
Egypt was divided into …show more content…
In very few situations the god was exposed in public, small statues of gods and goddesses were used to be worshipers in their homes, also used amulets to protect against bad energies. The Egyptians believed in the afterlife and in the life after death, for example the preservation of the physical body by mummification. However, some people become lonely souls or ghosts that roam the
Egypt is very ancient with the most lasting civilization that existed in the world, located in the south in the northeastern part of Africa, surrounded by the immense desert of Sahara. Characterized by the three pyramids that emerged the banks of the Nile River higher than any construction erected elsewhere, tall pillars of stone called Sobelisks, statues of giant pharaohs long deceased, exotic mummies covered with gold and many enigmatic symbols of their sacred writing. Where the order opposite to chaos was the will of the Gods. To maintain order and dominate chaos the Egyptians imagined a king who was a God called Onus, the hawk ruler of the heavens, facing him was the God Seth who was the forerunner of chaos.
During the rule of ancient Egyptian Civilization, the first government to govern an entire nation originated were the Sumerians who had a literate and urban civilization around 3000 BC. Pharaoh was the ruler of Ancient Egypt which means that he ruled all the high and low Egypt and represented all the gods in all the Earth being a god himself that was between heaven and earth, which his personal well-being and the Welfare of the whole people were closely united.
Egypt was divided into …show more content…
In very few situations the god was exposed in public, small statues of gods and goddesses were used to be worshipers in their homes, also used amulets to protect against bad energies. The Egyptians believed in the afterlife and in the life after death, for example the preservation of the physical body by mummification. However, some people become lonely souls or ghosts that roam the