The kings of ancient Egypt had honorific titles, why were the kings of ancient Egypt called pharaoh

It comes from the Hebrew word in Egyptian, which is transliterated, and from the 22nd Dynasty onwards, pharaoh became the official title of king, and the original Egyptian language was written through hieroglyphs.

In ancient Egyptian words, it means monarch, and the word pharaoh is transliterated, in fact, it has the same meaning as our monarch, king, and emperor, and they are all rulers of the country.

Pharaoh was originally translated from Hebrew to refer to the great house, and from King Thutmose, Pharaoh was used to refer to kings, and gradually became the title of king.

"Pharaoh" is a Hebrew transliteration of the Egyptian language, which first appeared in the Old Kingdom of Egypt, and in the Old Kingdom era it only referred to the royal palace, that is, "palace capacity". By the time of Thutmose III, "pharaoh" began to be used as a eulogy for the king himself, and gradually evolved into an honorific title for the king. After the 22nd Dynasty, it became the official title of king.

It is customary to refer to the kings of ancient Egypt as pharaohs. The pharaoh was the supreme representative of state power, holding military, political, and divine power. Pharaoh claimed to be the son of the sun god Amun, the **man and incarnation of the god on earth.

1. The excavator of the pharaoh's tomb who suffered the curse of the Emperor Zhaokai.

In 1923, Lord Carnarfin, who had financed the excavation of Pharaoh Tutankhamun's tomb, died suddenly a year after the excavation began. On the day of his death, Lord Carnarfin's dog howled incessantly and accompanied by a power outage. Some superstitious people claim, "This is the curse of the pharaohs."

2. There is also advice for people in the Book of the Dead.

In ancient Egypt, when mummies were buried, there was a very mysterious Book of the Dead, and although it was called the Book of the Dead, it was not all curses for tomb robbers, as well as some advice for people to live the rest of their lives.

3. The tomb robber was stoned to death in a coffin.

In 1944, a tomb robber sneaked into the coffin of the old pyramid and stole some **, but the lid of the coffin suddenly fell off, trapping the grave robber inside the coffin. Later, the roof of the burial chamber collapsed, eventually killing the tomb robber who was trapped in the coffin.

4. After the tomb robber was caught, he became a tour guide of the pharaoh's tomb.

In 1980, a tomb robber was captured by Egypt after possessing 30 mummified treasures. It is strange that the Egyptian ** very unexpectedly "forgiven" the tomb robber's crimes, and not only that, but also arranged a job for him to take tourists to visit the tomb of the pharaoh as a tour guide.

5. The pyramid is a secret base built by newcomers.

The Pyramid of Khufu is not a mausoleum, but a landing site for aliens to come to Earth, a stop in the lower realm of the gods; It is the first secret temple in the history of mankind, a warehouse that stores important documents from the beginning of the world until the end of the world; It is an observatory used to observe the sky, understand the movement of the stars, and predict the future; It is a multi-functional meter that can be used to map a large amount of land, calculate the time, and determine the days of the year.