Were the ancient pharaohs of Egypt really hermaphroditic?

According to an American magazine, a recent study shows that Akhenaten, the ancient pharaoh of Egypt, was not really a "man", although he had at least six children. The pharaoh's mysterious female body shape may have been due to a genetic mutation that caused his body to convert more male hormones into female hormones. All in all, he was still a man, but with a female build.

Akhenaten, the ancient pharaoh of Egypt, was not really a man, although he had at least 6 children. But in fact, he was exactly like a woman, and it is known that the pharaoh was a theorist with formal education.

Recently, Yale physician Owen Braviman, at an annual symposium held at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, analyzed the state of death based on the historical record of Akhenaten's pharaohs, saying, "Because of Akhenaten's age, his skull was deformed.

At the same time, he also exhibited 'androgeneity', with a female body shape - protruding breasts and wide hips, but biologically, he was a male and he gave birth to 6 daughters.

All in all, he was still a man, but with a female build. Pharaoh Akhenaten married Nefertiti, who may have been Akhenaten's son or his half-brother.

According to Epaleologist and archaeologist Donald Redford, I agree with Braviman that it is likely that Pharaoh Akhenaten had Marfan's disease, a genetic disorder that causes elongated body structural traits such as fingers and face.

It's impossible, the ancient pharaohs were also human, but they had a higher status, and hermaphrodites were just plants.

This is very likely, after all, hermaphroditism exists.

The ancient pharaoh may have really been hermaphroditic, because he lived in the pyramids of Egypt How could he be in the pyramids alone, so he had to reproduce on his own.

Impossible, this is just a legend, none of which has been scientifically confirmed, a person cannot be hermaphroditic,

This thing is definitely not, no matter how you say it, Lao is just a human being? It's impossible to form a monogynous community.

It should be impossible, even if they are blown up, they are just human beings.

This is fake.,Hermaphroditism isn't a plant.,It's not an ordinary plant.。

It's certainly not hermaphroditic, it's just that few people will know his true identity.

No, it's just the setting in **, it's not true.

You should be looking at Ekhnatun (Amenhotep IV) of the Eighteenth Dynasty, he is not hermaphroditic, it is just a new art form.

Exaggerate long legs, chest and abdomen. It makes it look a little strange, like an androgynous.

Ancient Egypt did not have hermaphroditic pharaohs, and this claim is false and distorts history.

You're just talking about an art form that's documented, have you ever seen a real homogeneous person? If there is, there are very few.

The pharaohs of Egypt have many accounts, such as Ramses II's words written on the inscription for the love of his wife, meeting on the banks of the Nile. It's all just a record, a performance.

Fake, the pharaoh's mysterious female body shape may be due to a genetic mutation that causes his body to convert more male hormones into female hormones. All in all, he was still a man, but with a female build. He most likely has Marfan syndrome.

Absolutely

The word mummy is derived from the Arabic word mummiya, meaning asphalt, because when the mummy was first discovered, the linen that wrapped around the body had turned black, making it mistaken for asphalt on the corpse.

Mummies refer to corpses that can be preserved for a long time by means of artificial embalming. The ancient Egyptians believed that after death, people must be judged by the souls of the gods, and those who pass the judgment can be resurrected, so they must have a complete body after death, otherwise the resurrected soul will have nothing to attach to. Based on the belief in the resurrection of the dead, the ancient Egyptians had a very particular set of procedures for the preservation of corpses and funeral rites.

First, the medical treatment of the corpse. That is, to hollow out the most perishable internal organs, the general practice is to make an incision on the left side of the corpse, and take out all the internal organs such as liver, lungs, and intestines; The brain cord of the deceased must also be removed from the nostrils through the ethmoid bone. But the heart must be preserved, because the ancient Egyptians believed that the heart, the organ of thinking and understanding, must remain in the body.

Secondly, the internal organs and body cavities are separately embalmed. After the mummifier takes the organs out of the body, they absorb the water from the organs with table salt, soak them in cooking oil or liquid rosin, and then use a jar called Capinock to preserve them and bury them in a mausoleum. For the disinfected body cavity, first fill in the bubble soda and other temporary fillers wrapped in cloth, and then put it in the dry bubble soda powder for about 40 days, after the water is removed, take out the filler inside, and replace it with crushed cinnamon and bubble soda.

Finally, the incision was carefully sewn and the skin of the eye of Horus was attached, as the ancient Egyptians believed that this skin had powerful healing and protective powers.

Thirdly, applying a thick ointment and rosin solution to the treated corpse to prevent the corpse from coming into direct contact with the air can resist naturally occurring chemical effects. Then, wrap the fingers, palms, feet, and torso in turn with white linen. The deceased's nose was sometimes damaged by the extraction of the brain marrow, so he was fitted with a wooden false nose.

An artificial eyeball is also placed in the eye socket.

The final procedure is to place the deceased's hands crossed over his chest, place them in the coffin, and sometimes add another coffin sleeve on the outside. By the late second middle period (c. 1600 BC), mummified coffins developed into painted humanoid coffins. The production cycle for a mummy is about 70 days.

Legend has it that those who went in to investigate and study did not come out alive, which sounds very scary, of course, I have not experienced it myself, I once wondered, what if enough people walked the pyramid hand in hand one by one? After all, now that science and technology are developed, it should be possible to study it, and the pharaoh must have it.

In addition to the pharaohs, there are other people buried in the Egyptian pyramids. Otherwise, you won't see the corpses of anyone other than the pharaoh, and the dignitaries may build it.

At least it has not been developed yet, and it is said that there is, just like the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, it is said that there are many things, but they have not been excavated and developed, so it can't be counted, it can only be regarded as a legend!

The Egyptian pyramids are very mysterious, and there are still many mysteries, and it is uncertain whether there are any remains of the pharaohs, but it stands to reason that there should be.

I think there is really the body of the pharaoh in the pyramids of Egypt, but after so many years, I don't know if his body will be differentiated, and nothing can withstand the test of time, for example, there were two civilizations between our civilizations, and those two civilizations were ** gone? There is no trace left, which shows that nothing has stood the cover of time.

Egypt is an ancient civilization, and the pyramids were built to store the remains of the pharaohs. It is a legend that Meng Jiangnu cried down the Great Wall, but can you say that the Great Wall of China does not exist? So I think there really were the remains of pharaohs in the pyramids of Egypt.

There must be the remains of the pharaohs, because the Egyptian pyramids were built for the pharaohs. Ordinary dignitaries are not qualified to build pyramids, so if they build pyramids, it will be tantamount to rebellion.

Theoretically, there should be, but this needs to be further verified. It is also possible that the inside of the empty coffin is due to some rumors. Out of these rumors of mummies.

Whether or not the remains of the pharaohs were found in the Egyptian pyramids remains a mystery. Full of mysteries, it has not been deciphered to this day. I personally imagine that there should be the remains of the pharaohs. Because the pyramids were built from the tombs of the pharaohs!

There must be, according to the cultural relics and written research left behind, the body of the pharaoh was indeed placed in the pyramid, out of the awe of thousands of years of civilization and culture, the pyramid has witnessed the evolutionary history of mankind

The Egyptian pyramids contain the remains of pharaohs. Inside the pyramid are the remains of Pharaoh Khufu. The ranks of other dignitaries cannot be hidden in the pyramid.

The purpose of building the Egyptian pyramids was to put the remains of the pharaohs, so each pyramid has the remains of the pharaohs.

The Egyptian pyramids must have the remains of the pharaohs, and the pyramids were built to put the remains of the pharaohs, and they were used as the tombs of the pharaohs. The largest pyramid in Egypt is the Pyramid of Khufu, but it is not excluded that some people who accompany the burial are in the pyramid, and the dignitaries should not have the right to be buried in the pyramid, the pyramid can only have this specification by the pharaoh, and the construction of the pyramid requires huge manpower and material resources, which is not something that ordinary people can build.

Yes, there really is, they all wear ** masks, preserve the body in a special way, hollow out the internal organs, and fill it with spices.

to ensure that it is not corroded.

The Egyptian pyramids are truly amazing, and there are many aspects of it that modern people can't explain! I'm sure there will be a lot of mysteries that will be solved slowly, including whether there is a body of the pharaoh or not, and I believe there will be!

There should be, there are many unsolved mysteries in the pyramid, and many scientists have not been able to explain it until now, and the remains of the pharaoh should be inside, but it is difficult to find them.

There are many unsolved mysteries about the pyramids, but there should be the remains of the pharaohs, after all, the pyramids themselves were the tombs of the Egyptian pharaohs.

I've seen the world's unsolved mysteries before, the curse of the pharaohs, and the mysterious deaths of an expedition team after entering the pyramid, as well as its pruning, and its location, anyway, it's very mysterious.

Pharaoh was the king of Egypt.

Ancient Egypt is one of the four ancient civilizations.

His history is as old as China's.

The emperor of Egypt is the equivalent of the existence of the gods, and I believe that there is a curse forever, because according to the country of Egypt, it is too mysterious, mysterious, to believe in curses.

It's like China has an emperor

Yes, there was, at that time it was the supreme ruler of Egypt.

To this question, there are spores that say (fungus seeds), radiation that says curses, and so on, but I think it's spores

It is better to believe that there is something than to believe that it is not!!

It is always bad to disturb the purity of those who have become ancient!!

This should be because you don't know what's inside, what powerful secrets are too powerful for scientists to explain.