faraon
Faraon is a term that refers to the rulers of ancient Egypt. The title of faraon was first used for the kings of the First Dynasty, around 3100 BCE, and continued until the Roman conquest in 30 BCE. The faraon was considered a divine intermediary between the gods and the people, responsible for maintaining cosmic order, justice, and prosperity. Their power was absolute, encompassing religious, political, and military authority.
The faraons were often depicted in art and hieroglyphs as wearing crowns, symbols of their royal status,