Chephren
Chephren was a pharaoh of the Old Kingdom period of Ancient Egypt, specifically a ruler of the 4th dynasty. His full name is believed to be Khafr-re, but he is commonly known by the Greek version of his name, Chephren or Chephrenes. He is thought to have ruled between circa 2520 and 2494 BC, succeeding his father Userkaf and preceding Menkaure.
Chephren is notable for his extensive architectural projects, particularly the construction of the second pyramid at
Chephren's reign is characterized by significant economic and cultural growth, including trade with neighboring states and
The Pyramid Texts, which contain spells to aid the deceased pharaoh in his afterlife journey, credit Chephren