Menes established Memphis as the capital of Lower Egypt. Memphis was located on the Nile river just south-east of Cairo. Memphis had easy access to the Aegean sea.
Narmer also known as Menes ruled upper Egypt and was able to control lower Egypt and unite them both.
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.
The double, red-over-white pharoah's crown that symbolized Upper and Lower Egypt is called a peshant.
The ancient capital was likely a city called Thebes. Ahmose I founded a new age for a unified Egypt with Thebes as its capital. The city remained as capital during most of the 18th Dynasty (New Kingdom).Memphis was the ancient capital of Aneb-Hetch, the first nome of Lower Egypt
Question? Menes established the capital of Lower Egypt at _______. Answer: Memphis
Menes established Memphis as the capital of Lower Egypt. Memphis was located on the Nile river just south-east of Cairo. Memphis had easy access to the Aegean sea.
King Menes, also known as Narmer, was an ancient Egyptian pharaoh who is credited with the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt around 3100 BCE. He established the first dynasty of Egypt and founded the city of Memphis as its capital. Menes' unification of Egypt marked the beginning of the Old Kingdom period and laid the foundation for the long-lasting civilization of ancient Egypt.
He made it in between lower Egypt and upper Egypt in the city know as Memphis
King Menes did fight for Lower Egypt. He is the one who unified and ruled Upper and Lower Egypt.
King Menes united upper and lower Egypt
King Menes
Menes was a pharaoh of Upper and Lower Egypt
King menes married a princess from the lower Egypt.
Menes is the King who united Upper and Lower Egypt.
Before Menes married the princess of Lower Egypt, the capital of upper Egypt was Heirrakonpolh, and for lower Egypt was Heliopolis. After he unified the two kingdoms, the capital of Egypt became Memphis.
3100 b.C