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King Narmer was a Pharaoh in ancient Egypt. He reigned during the 1st Dynasty, around the 31st Century BC.
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King Narmer united which two kingdoms?
King Narmer united Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt during his rule in the 1st Dynasty.
Who was king narmer married to?
he was married to cleopatra
How were Upper and Lower Egypt united?
If legend says that king Narmer united upper and lower Egypt some historians think Narmer actually represents several kings....
What is king menes remembered for?
The Narmer tablet, evidence of the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt. Menes, alias Narmer, was the first king of the unified kingdom.
Was king narmer the first one to be mummified?
No, Osiris the God of the Underworld, was the first king to be mummified. He was a king and then became a god after being mummified
Did King Narmer reign for a long time and when did he die?
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What was a king in ancient Egypt?
the king narmer or menes
Who was king narmer's mother and father?
no, Narmer didn't get married or have children
What did king narmer do as a child?
to be a phsaraoh
Who was the Egyptian king who fought King Narmer for total control of Egypt?
That period in the 3rd Century BCE is uncertain. Two names are confused - Narmer and Menes. Narmer may have been Menes, or Menes may have been Narmer's successor, or ..... . And Narmer's predecessor King Scorpion may have unified Egypt. All very uncertain, with several variations still unresolved.
The king that united the two Egyptian kingdoms?
King Narmer
What was King Menes's first name?
King Narmer Menes.
King Narmer united which two kingdoms?
King Narmer united Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt during his rule in the 1st Dynasty.
What was king menes name in hieroglyphs?
narmer
Who was king narmer married to?
he was married to cleopatra
Who is responsible for unifying Egypt?
King Narmer
Who is king narmer?
King Narmer was an Ancient Egyptian king that is thought to be the same person as the Scorpion King. He united upper and lower Egypt and created the double crown, which is worn by the king of upper and lower Egypt.
