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Ejemplo de un eventos de larga duraciónEjemplo de un eventos de larga duraciónKeops or Khufu
This was the second pharaoh of the fourth dynasty. He reigned from 2589 to 2566 B.c. His reign stood out mainly for the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza, the highest monument of Antiquity.Akhenaten or Amenhotep IV
Son of Amenofis III, the called pharaoh hereje governed between the years 1353 and 1336 B.c. Established a monotheistic cult to Aten, the solar disk.Amenophis III
It belonged to the XVIII dynasty, ruling between the years 1390 and 1353 B.c. His reign is considered one of the most prosperous in the entire history of Egyptian history, which can be seen in the reign of peace and prosperity.Tutankhamun
The King Child had a very short reign, from 1336 to 1327 B.c. He restored the polytheistic cult, thus returning Egypt to the ancient gods.Ramses II
This was the longest-lived pharaoh; In fact, he ruled for 66 years, from 1279 to 1213 B. c. He had more than 100 children, among them Meritamón or Merenptah. Ramses II dedicated his life to battles, and construction. Proof of this we have the Ramesseum in the Valley of the Kings, or the Osireion in the temple of Abydos.Cleopatra VII
This incredible woman ruled from the year 51 to 30 B.c. He loved Egypt, so he did everything he could to save it from the hands of Rome. In the end, when Octavio Augusto decided that it would be carried out as a war country, an order of aspid (a snake whose poison is lethal) was made.Dyeser was the second pharaoh of the third dynasty and of the Old Kingdom of Egypt. He ruled from ca. 2665 to 2645 B.c .Teti
He was the first pharaoh of the VI dynasty of Egypt of the Old Kingdom; reigned from c. 2322 to 2313 B. c. In the Royal List of Abydos and the Royal List of Saqqara is called Teti. Manetón assigns to Othoes thirty years of reign, Eratosthenes 33 years.Menmaatra Sethy, or Seti I, son of Ramses I and Sitra, was the second pharaoh of the nineteenth dynasty; He ruled about fifteen years, from c. 1294 to 1279 B. c.Hetepsejemuy was the first pharaoh of the II dynasty of Egypt; reigned c. 2828-2800 B. c. Its name means "The two powers are at peace", which seems to allude to the termination of the struggles between Lower Egypt and Upper Egypt
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