Ancient Egypt Timeline & Mythology Family Tree

[@UsefulCharts]

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[@ketchupcommander]

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[@SamanthaMcVay-w3k]

I teach ancient world history to 150 fourth graders. Today was our lesson on ancient Egyptian mythology and I displayed your timeline, which I purchased over the summer. I wish I could show you how excited all of those 9 and 10 year olds were and how they kept going to the chart to see how the gods were related and who they were. It is one of the best purchases that I have made for my classroom! Thank you!

[@wilberforce95]

It always blows my mind that there was 3000 years of Egyptian history AFTER the Great Pyramid was built, and THEN came the Romans, who are in turn like 2000 years before us today. Insane.

[@brieleashea2609]

I legit think about this all the time

[@brooklynsbookstorenook452]

Whoa 😮

[@alphagamer9505]

Mine too,I think I only realized that while ac origins,bayek talked about the old kingdom.the game takes place in 48 bc,The old kingdom was more far in time to ac origins time period than we are to the ac origins time period

[@chilliam00]

@@alphagamer9505 *brushes tablet* "Hmm, ainshant writin frum de ol Kingdum". Bayek cracks me up everytime he says that. 😂🤣 Or "will Siwa ever find peace?" And the glitch that makes him say it everytime you fast travel.

[@chilliam00]

They say that Cleopatra is born closer to the invention of the iPad than she was to the construction of the pyramids.

[@Iroh12345]

Hi Matt, I just wanted to let you know that I received your book in the mail today and it is hands down the most beautiful book I've ever owned. The charts are exquisite, the amount of useful information accompanying them is amazing and overall, I'm just over the moon with it. I had never bought anything related to a KZbinr before, and I'm so glad my first purchase was this book. Greetings from a very happy history student ^^

[@UsefulCharts]

Thank you!!!

[@zubinsamuel]

Which book? Where can we buy one?

[@Iroh12345]

@@zubinsamuel His book 'Timeline of World History'. You can find it at local bookstores, on Amazon and on several other websites such as the Thunder Bay Press website (the publisher). I bought it on Bookdepository as I live in Europe and that was just the easiest way for me to get it!

[@Iroh12345]

@@UsefulCharts :D❤️

[@zubinsamuel]

@@Iroh12345 Thanks mate!

[@HistoryandHeadlines]

I love the opening zoom in on the chart in the room with the pyramids outside of the window. Really nice touch! 👍

[@KomalPatel]

Lol I didn't notice the pyramids outside

[@Audacitytospeak]

Can you make a chart of God's of Egypt

[@ri-khasitourism4601]

Good observation 👍

[@HistoryandHeadlines]

@@ri-khasitourism4601 Thanks!

[@karsten69]

5:30 I love that through a typo of missing BCE. Kharfre's rule is yet to come.

[@UsefulCharts]

And will go backwards.

[@solidStalemate]

@@UsefulCharts the famous time reversal of 2558

[@halaldunya918]

@@UsefulCharts Could you do a family tree on Adam Weishaupt (alleged founder of the "illuminati"), the rockerfellars, George Soros, John F Kennedy, and Osama Bin Laden? Would be interesting imo.

[@jakubpociecha8819]

Imagine waiting for so long to get a chance to rule a country that is (and probably will stay) a republic

[@karsten69]

@@UsefulCharts There is also a typo in the Danish royal family poster, where it says that the Heir's *son* is a *princess* of Denmark.

[@mohmedelsayd6071]

funny side story i lived some of my childhood in tiny village near city of "ashmoon " in nile delta my grand mother used to take me to sobk el ahd "سبك الاحد" anther village near us to buy or sell in the only" Sunday souq " souq mean open area market i thought she telling me souq el ahd but she correct me it call "sobk el ahd "... as i grow i know that sobk is ancient egyptian god .. that have crocodile head ... now i can imagine my ancestor go to same sobk village in every sunday to pray and sell there farmer production ...

[@eleanorbastian8430]

I love your charts. They give the whole picture in a format that is easy to understand. Thank you.

[@mariyamyousef6703]

As an Egyptian who studied ancient Egyptian history since primary school. I wish this video had existed while i was a student. Extremely informative and thorough. Thank you so much for your amazing effort

[@hiiipowertv5728]

LMAO

[@sundance8623]

Why can't you name "Mari+mem" instead ?

[@lifeline.6144]

you’re not Egyptian lmao

[@mariyamyousef6703]

@@sundance8623 Mariam or Miriam used to be Mr or Mry in ancient Egyptian language. Some Egyptians still name Ramses, Merit, Mina, and Nefert. While the majority of names are of Arabic, Greek, and Turkish origins which shouldn't mean anything since not all Mexicans have Aztecs names most of them are Spanish.

[@berenicesoledad8274]

Thanks!

[@retf8977]

I was highly anticipating this eventhough i wasn't sure about how you will actually do it, but as usual, you managed to overcome this problem in the best way possible. greetings from your biggest in egypt! tahya masr!

[@tarot-karma-online]

I am learning so much through your channel. Already the first 3 min of this video were fascinating insights. Why cant schools and Unis not be easily understandable like u do it? Thank u so much

[@delphine2310]

What a great concentration of explanations ! So clear, so well described, you are a very very good teacher. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@susankauschke5835]

This is a superb and highly informative video about ancient Egypt and one I will use in my Ancient Studies class. For once, we have an American narrator who doesn't talk too fast. I am teaching English second language learners and they love this video because they can understand what the narrator is saying without struggling to keep up. Thanks so much for your great work here. Much appreciated.

[@peterandersson3812]

As always, I’m impressed by the chart layout: so much data in such a small space with such a high degree of readability. I have two charts on my walls: world history and European history. I look at the often. 👍🏻

[@misciline1998]

There is a few narrigator but i love Matt's presentation and voice the most. So clear and just great presenter !

[@dorderre]

the most amazing thing are the temporal dimensions, I mean they've been building those Pyramids around 2600 BCE and again 800 years later around 1800 BCE. Imagine having a first pyramid building phase at the age of crusades and a second one now. The last pyramids were built three times that timespan before the crusades. I think it was Blue from Overly Sarcastic Productions who put it like this: The great pyramids (the first wave of pyramid building) are older to the Romans than the Romans are to us. And: Cleopatra (the famous one) lived closer to space flight than to the building of the great pyramids.

[@stormveil]

That observation is quite common. Edit : it's actually in this very video too. 🙃

[@katielancaster6376]

@@stormveil ya but Blue is awesome, love Red's telling of myths too it works well

[@LordJagd]

Blue got that from somewhere else

[@alphagamer9505]

Its insane how Old Egypt his,from the ptolomaic dinasty to now is still less time than the rest of egypt history

[@godworden2768]

They are older than Homo Sapients

[@5MinuteEarth]

In as much that this is an incredibly professionally composed work of education, it can also shed light in to the recent Moon Night Marvel series. Huge respect for you and your craft Sir.

[@jirelesposito5717]

One thing that itches my soul about Egypt is how inconsistent in can be. Thanks for the video, it really helps

[@pinkiepromise242]

You have an awesome channel I am forever wanting to learn and you summarize great glad to be here !!! Thanks

[@danzoom]

It is so fascinating that Ancient Egypt's Golden ages were even before bronze age collapse. Like man, Phoenicians, Greeks, Persia, Assyria and Babylon are no match to how old the Great Pyramids.

[@fredriks5090]

A small stretch of imagination; A large amount of the worlds pyramids and established crops come from meso-america. What if Quetzalcoatl who was said to be expelled from meso-america on a raft of snakes, and the story of jörmungandr plus northern european snake-patterns has a common origin? What if Tolkien was a historian who was so far ahead of his time he had to veil his theory as a work of fiction?

[@KateeAngel]

@@fredriks5090 no, that is actually a HUGE stretch of imagination LOL

[@stormveil]

@@fredriks5090 the common origin is snakes being all over the world and the fact we're all humans. People have the same ideas all the time, it's very common, and our common origin is 10s of thousands or hundreds of thousands of years. Not merely a few thousand.

[@fredriks5090]

@@KateeAngel Neanderthals is proven to have lived 30000 years ago. That means that only 10 times farther back in time than the pharaohs, there were different species of intelligent humans on this planet. And if we are to believe science, there have been anatomically modern humans on this planet for as long as 100 times farther back than the pharaohs. That leaves 90% of modern human history, which happened during several species being on this planet alongside us, unattested for. Is it really that big of a stretch, or does these facts make you uncomfortable? 150 generations back to pharaoh 1500 generations back to proven neanderthals 15000 generations back to the origin of anatomically modern humans origin. So far, scientists are reluctant to talk about anything that happened before the neanderthals disappeared - because they simply don't know.

[@fredriks5090]

@@stormveil Yes but major events happened that ended the ice age, recently. If that event made patterns in the sky, it's easy to connect snake-like patterns together with water and the horizon. America and northern europe experienced the biggest known changes, which might be why this particular mythology has survived in both places because the severity and symptoms of what happened impacted them in a similar manner.

[@BulletHole]

I love when you start by saying we are doing a quick overview and the video is actually longer than your average video! Would watch an in depth video from you, but I get the whole optimization KZbin stuff

[@fclp67]

love hearing your voice - so soothing

[@WALTJOY]

Ah yes, the chart that got me interested in this channel.

[@saraangel6696]

For me it was the one where he figures out who would be the current roman emperor, such a fun video

[@thomasdixon4373]

Nice to see your redoing the mythology vids, maybe you could do some more mythological geneoloy. Also a vid on all the Pharaohs of Egypt would be awesome Will more of your timeline of world history books be available for Amazon UK?

[@thelonegunman2622]

Matt, I am about to buy your book, I can’t wait for it to arrive!

[@Me-wv9od]

He's writing a BOOK now?!

[@Chechula1000]

Great video. Thanks Matt

[@patriciaeaton-salter9526]

This is so cool! I just ordered one for my grandfather!

[@jodybryant1752]

Loved the details in the timelines. As well as marital factors within the charts & Genealogical lines. Thank you!

[@SianM21]

Best video out there on this. Makes it super easy to understand Thank you!❤

[@joaomt3123]

Love the videos and charts but would really appreciate some metric measurements alongside the us units. Keep up the good work!

[@Wolfeson28]

11:26 "You're playing with the big boys now...playing with the big boys now."

[@aandm320]

Prince of Egypt

[@FoolishPrince]

""By the power of Ra Mut, Nut, Khnum, Ptah Sobek, Sekhmet, Sokar, Selket Anubis, Anukis Hemsut, Tefnut, Meshkent, Mafdet""

[@Revenix]

Damn man your channel is so underrated! Love ya dude!

[@ryansarahbentley5217]

If you're here from Moon Knight, He talks about Khonsu at 12:50

[@majicflute9]

Excellent summary. I am impressed. Many thanks.

[@88Thinuwan]

Lovely explanation! Travelling to Egypt in 2 months and this helps alot!

[@simonpantermuller6997]

Hi, a chart about Sumerian gods would be great, too!

[@Tsegoo]

Very well presented!

[@filo47-footballedits46]

As a egyptian, i really wanted to know the family trees of pharaohs, so this video helped me alot thank you! En tant qu'égyptien, je voulais vraiment connaître les arbres généalogiques des pharaons, alors cette vidéo m'a beaucoup aidé, merci! Como egipcio, tenía muchas ganas de conocer los árboles genealógicos de los faraones, ¡así que este video me ayudó mucho, gracias!

[@nicko5945]

This is easily my favorite mythology chart in my useful charts collection!!

[@avi123]

Hi Matt, will you make a timeline of Sumeria Acadia and Assyria? (Mesopotamia)

[@maecarswell5728]

it’s Akkadia

[@eduardoanimebr6889]

Up

[@eduardoanimebr6889]

And mesopotamic mytologhy

[@freeman-dz1163]

Great respect from kabylia Algeria very interesting job.

[@jamesbradleysears7188]

Always glad to hear you narrate.

[@skwidy446]

Great video!!!

[@jerimyjavines4215]

Impressive discussion of the Ancient Egyptian Mythology. Good job sir. This video will help me in discussing Egyptian history at school. Thank you.

[@concept5631]

Incredible. Absolutely incredible.

[@themaskedman5954]

Excellent work

[@Jparkss]

Your page randomly pop up on my feed. Haven’t stopped watching your vids since 10:30. 😭😭😭. Great content. Keep up the work!!

[@krtodd1]

Fantastic work man!

[@joseescobar3703]

Thank you!!!

[@Amadeu.Macedo]

As customary, I enjoy most of your videos, particularly those related to "Deep Antiquity." As for the mythical content, I must exclaim that the Ancient Mesopotamian Pantheon of Divine entities is much more straightforward than its Egyptian counterpart, albeit as complex.

[@ChickenWire]

Can you do a chart on the history of Sumer the first ever known civilisation

[@Babbajune]

Excellent - loved this chart and presentation! Thanks so much ❤️

[@carolinarodriguez9869]

Hi, Matt I am writing a school project and your chart and video are like, the perfect and on spot things I needed So, first of all, THANK YOU, you explain super well And second, would you be ok if I used it in my project? I would obviously give the credit were is due and put your name and video on it. Either way, you have won a subscriber in me. Keep up the good work and be safe, you're awesome!

[@user-di1nt4fm3f]

Thanks for making the video I requested!! 😁😁😁

[@MarkPurcell]

Love the view out the window!

[@organicafricanparadigm]

I placed my order in for the Egypt timeline. I'm anticipating it!!

[@pedrozepeda6930]

Another great video

[@hunghuynh2145]

thank you so much for your wonderful sharing! Really appreciate it and may you will be more and more successful

[@snack_bar2474]

After reading Moon Knight comics and now watching the show, I've delved deep into the rabbit hole that is Egyptian Mythology.

[@princedestiny8612]

Same

[@MrSlyFox]

Great video, it's always good to see someone put such a great effort in this topic. But i have to point out, that the gods family tree in wrong in some places. Or...not wrong, more like incomplete. For example, Bastet was also the goddess of love ans motherhood, Sekhmet was also a goddess of war and plagues. Anubis was also a god of mumification, death and he also guided the lost souls. Hathor was also The Lady of Turquise (correct me if i spelled that wrong).

[@alannes-n6d]

Thank you sooo much! I love how you know what your saying and all your videos help me when I don’t know who is related to who.

[@fabiankohring1440]

Thank you for the great Remake! 🙏 It was really nice going more in depth the dynasties timeline and the Middle Kingdom pyramids. I hope you cover more old Egyptian Dynastiy family trees in the future, as well as the Muhammed Ali dynasty. Thank you so much for your great work!

[@jahknowone9407]

i feel like these videos are not enough i want more lol

[@JesseJames83]

Never realized there were so many pyramids; thanks!

[@halam899live8]

Great video today keep it up your doing amazing job

[@F1_Fangirl]

Oh yea if I was a teacher I’d definitely get one of these

[@vassa1972]

Cool stuff

[@hanskostka6788]

very nice

[@ahkillease4324]

Sumer/Assyria/Babylon next??? Ready to see my boi, Gilgamesh, on a chart

[@skellypops]

Sir I need more of your videos, your content makes my brain happy

[@rohullahbahrami1194]

Can you plz do a vid on TURKIC Mythology?? I am crazy for such Video to come up, because there is no useful vid about and I am really I love with your explanations about history and mythology! Thanks a lot ❤️

[@fakiedrago]

thanks bro

[@karunakarkoppala]

Great work thank you for ur efforts.

[@hebamohamed2739]

As Egyptians we say, Egypt came first then came history 😊😊😊

[@hebamohamed2739]

@Anonymus X very funny from people who have absolutely no scientific proof but delusions and an identity crisis in their heads The question is, who have't falsely claimed the ancient Egyptian civilization yet? Even aliens did

[@lifeline.6144]

@@hebamohamed2739you aren’t a real Egyptian and that’s ok

[@yunitaandriani3782]

It came up when I need it the most. Thank You 🙏

[@ancienthistorygaming]

Really informative video and chart, also I also bought this chart like a month ago. I am also a big fan of ancient Egyptian History, and history in general.

[@livemysimlife569]

Never learned so much in history class

[@madameangelique6333]

Could you PLEASE do a chart of the Sumerians?

[@Ripplesinthewaters]

I love your channel! May I show the Egypt videos to my 6th graders next year?

[@tobiaslarsson3369]

Would Love it if you did the Swedish monarchs family tree

[@richardlilley6274]

Thank you for sharing

[@سلمانقتل]

👍 good video

[@joshygoldiem_j2799]

This chart and video are phenomenal

[@potatoprodutions7871]

One thing worth pointing out is that Set was the patron god of foreigners, meaning that he took on a much more negative connotation after the Hyksos became the first foreign power to conquer Egypt. He plays a significant role in myths such as Ra's journey through the underworld where he protects Ra from danger, thereby protecting the entire world, but Egyptians largely abandoned depicting him as a more morally neutral god in what is essentially a propaganda campaign. This is probably why the more popular tellings of the myths depict Nephthys as a second wife of Osiris instead of Set's wife, since they probably didn't want gods as important as Nephthys and Anubis to have that baggage.

[@terrymurphy3253]

Love it keep them coming.

[@williamw.2610]

Yesssss

[@mathieuleader8601]

nice seeing some lesser known deities

[@ACHistory]

Great video! Only error is the “Collapsed Pyramid of Snefuru” is actually far away in Meidum, called the Meidum Pyramid. I have also studied ancient Egypt for 10 years, so I found this very interesting, great work!

[@Rahul_5801]

very nicely explained in very last time Last understood the reason behind marvel names

[@irw8367]

Great video! I really like how you mentioned the various invasions and groups of people who all had a part to play in Egypt, like the Nubians in the 25th dynasty, Hyksos and more. It’s interesting to notice how the facial features of the pharaohs statues are also different when you compare the old to new kingdom ones, shows a lot of change through it’s 3000 years of history...

[@maxwarnes9348]

hej

[@waqqashanafi]

upstream / downstream mistake at 2:15

[@MPIO2023]

Do one of the Kingdom of Laos.

[@Supercharged9]

So dope

[@nobodycares96]

can you do a map of the Mohamed Ali dynasty in Egypt please?

[@fabiankohring1440]

Yes please, great Idea :)

[@retf8977]

I second this as a fellow egyptian

[@jadthemagnificent]

I love how Muhammad Ali was a boxer and Khedive at the same time...

[@potatoman46]

YES

[@dendennis9060]

Thank you

[@niklasbeick]

Hey, great Video and great chart! Is there a version with meter?

[@niklasbeick]

Or in general: have you versions with metric system?

[@alisa9626]

I enjoyed every minute of this video. thank you for your hard work

[@bentilley747]

great video, very comprehensive.