Kheops
Kheops was an ancient Egyptian pharaoh of the Old Kingdom’s Fourth Dynasty, whom modern scholars identify with the figure known as Khufu. He reigned during the late 26th century BCE, roughly from 2589 to 2566 BCE, succeeding his father, Menkaure. The dates of his reign are derived primarily from the inscriptions on the Menat Hill stela and from the relative chronology of the pyramids of Giza.
Kheops’ most celebrated accomplishment is the Great Pyramid at Giza, a monumental tomb with a planned height
During his rule, the administrative structure of Egypt was expanded, with increased reliance on a network of
Kheops died at the end of his long reign and was buried in the final pyramid he