faaraoiden
Faaraoiden is a term originating from ancient Egyptian history, referring to the rulers of that civilization. The word "pharaoh" itself is derived from the Egyptian phrase per-aa, meaning "great house," which initially denoted the royal palace but eventually came to signify the monarch. Pharaohs were considered divine beings, intermediaries between the gods and the people of Egypt. Their responsibilities were vast, encompassing religious leadership, military command, and the administration of justice.
The lineage of pharaohs spanned over three millennia, from the Early Dynastic Period to the Roman conquest.
The role of the pharaoh was central to the concept of ma'at, the ancient Egyptian principle of