Insane Life of an Egyptian Pharaoh

[@shadowguy321]

Fun fact about Egypt: the pyramids would be considered ancient even when Egypt was still a civilization. If you made a timeline and put the pyramids on 1 side and space flight on the other. Cleopatra was born closer to space flight than the pyramids

[@thelonetacoj6487]

Wow that’s interesting

[@Kwambomb23]

yes the age of the pyramids is often debated

[@dlightningz]

I'm not sure you're right about that.

[@christianfreedom-seeker2025]

No because the Pyramids do not predate Egypt.

[@dlightningz]

@@christianfreedom-seeker2025 they don't but we will keep letting these guys believe that

[@paulnash6944]

Fun fact: In ancient Egypt, the brain was removed from the skull through a large hook, and then thrown out because it was not believed to be important.

[@nybsfp7486]

A tradition repeated in the modern world when one becomes a politician

[@BRNG2042]

@@nybsfp7486 mood

[@breawen]

@@nybsfp7486 mood

[@justincummings8911]

Probably because it was pulled from the nose.😆

[@aik51912]

Correct.

[@TetsuShima]

Speaking of ancient egyptians, everytime I see the famous "The Mummy" meme, I cannot help but imagine what the real Imhotep would say if he knew that, 5000 years after his death, people still remember him, but not exactly as an omnipotent God...

[@AlbertKekstein]

But the real Imhotep wasn't a Pharao, was he? I think he was a high priest, leading architect and overall highly educated scholar.

[@DDlambchop43]

@@AlbertKekstein right. Tho he was elevated to a "demigod" (technically a son of Ptah, IIRC) but that was later.

[@rustycaplinger8036]

Imhotep was the right hand man to King Djoser who had the step pyramid built thanks to Imhoteps design. Before that they built mastabas so Imhotep decided to stack 6 of them on top one another.

[@rustycaplinger8036]

Imhotep was a healer,scholar and builder so later people started to think of him as a god.

[@rogueascendant6611]

Real historical Imhotep watching "The Mummy (1991) and The Mummy: Returns (2001). Probably make the high priest jaw dropped, disgusted and rolling his eyes that his reputation in the future would make him an enemy to his beautiful ancient kingdom. After all the movie were prevalent of him throwing apocalypse to the very nation he was born and subjugating the masses like the evil god Seth.

[@AxelAlexK]

I don't know how you all put out such good quality, well researched, well animated content so often but I really admire this channel for that.

[@alexlevinson8629]

With 12.2m subs, they can afford to pay a fair amount of people to research their topics. I can’t even imagine how much money this channel makes. I’m not in any way saying anything against it, they’ve earned it. Just giving my perspective. With the ‘recycled’ topics, I think they likely have people who either learn or are already experts write tons of show content, then break them up into smaller episodes and cycle them in periodically. 12-19 minutes is the perfect video length in my opinion. Much shorter than that and you can’t get info in, and not everyone has 30-40 minutes to watch YT videos. They got it right, and it’s seemingly allowed them to build a YT empire.

[@cadekuntz5773]

100% agree, I started trying to keep track everytime there's a minor issue, like numbers on screen don't equal what's said, because they're so hard to find

[@ASymatryProductions]

It’s a team. Not one person.

[@francisjimenez6367]

@@ASymatryProductions yeah and its certainly not just 1 team. considering the wide range of topics and the amount of their uploads, i guess a minimum of 5 research teams.

[@clairedandola2792]

good quality?! WELL RESEARCHED????!!!!!!!!!! SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEE?! i also admire him for nothing

[@Jfreek5050]

Funny thing about the egyptian afterlife is that despite it being built on the concept of permanence and being remembered forever, a large degree of their monuments and burial grounds were destroyed and looted often by future pharoahs to build their own various contructs. I think thats pretty telling of human nature and history in general.

[@dennisbarber9528]

Those weren’t Egyptians that did that those where Roman,Greek,Persian rulers who had conquered egypt. Modern people truly don’t know the difference between real Egyptians and conquers and it’s sad that people really only talk about the part of egypts history when Egyptians no longer ruled! The last real Egyptian pharaoh was Ramses ii, he’s called the great pharaoh cause he took egypts kingdom back from the conquerors! His reign was not the most powerful period of Egyptian history either that was 9-10k years before him but they won’t tell you about that cause they still can’t figure it out! It’s honestly simple cause we wrote about it! They only know 5-6% of our language anyway so they’ll never figure it out! So funny to watch them try though! I am grateful however for the little they have figured out cause it brought us real ones back to our heritage, the ancestors made it so only we would truly understand but we needed a spark so thank you! Now move out the way and let us tell our own story! Also those imposters in egypt now are not Egyptians!

[@Jfreek5050]

@@dennisbarber9528 nope. Many of the Egyptian temples are constructed from remnants of previous pharaoh's architecture. One is example is Akhenaten. Most of his stuff was torn down shortly after his reign ended.

[@nevajno2741]

​@@dennisbarber9528 The fact that you are a Copt by nationality, doesn't make you an omniscient expert on ancient Egyptian history. Moreover, judging by your speech, you are an apologist for conspiracy theories and are skeptical of science

[@seanchilds749]

@@Jfreek5050 what? that is very untrue. yes Akhenaten's tomb was desecrated but his body and his tomb was moved back to thebes when Tutankhamun left Akhetaten. Im not saying it didnt happen in history, but it didnt happen with him. his tomb was not destroyed to build another pharaohs tomb

[@Jfreek5050]

@@seanchilds749 If you look at the various stones that are used in what is left of ancient Egypt they have vastly different dates according to archeological researchers, which means either they had those bricks just sitting around for decades or centuries and stacked them with newer ones or they took apart older architecture and used them to make their new works. Not surprising really. That happened a lot in history.

[@Razhanmq]

The Narrator has my hat down for helping me sleep every night with monotone and great info combined

[@thomashenebry8269]

It's a voice synthesizer.

[@sadalien9049]

I love learning about Ancient Egypt and Ancient Rome. 🤩

[@Renee-z5h]

same

[@hunterkiller1440]

The royal couple siblings is still the craziest thing to me.

[@nmoney6655]

So if they fight with each other will it just be like siblings today

[@escapistfromhell1543]

Worse, remember what happened to Cleopatra and her siblings

[@slothymetis3395]

Sweet home Alabama

[@4gotmyyoutubename462]

@@slothymetis3395 😂

[@ClockworkOuroborous]

It meant that power stayed in the same family. If you look at Japanese history, there was an attempt by one family to keep marrying different members of their family into the imperial line. Eventually the emperor would have been descended from that line and the original imperial line would have been extinct. So it's ick, but from a certain standpoint, makes sense.

[@lerneanlion]

What's next: The Life as the Chinese Emperor? If that is the case, I would really love to see it!

[@Deleted_Cat]

I hope to see it

[@LittlePanda888]

I would love to see "the life of the king of France" and "the life of a Russian Tsar" as well.

[@thegreatestkhan]

This is all information you can look up online

[@adw6894]

Feudalism is cruel and an axx hole. A guy live luxury on people's slavering and hard work, just because he was born from his mother's belly. While he barely do anything for most of people's lives.

[@ServantOfOdin]

Interesting tidbit about the headpieces as side from the Nemes... The white crown symbolised (control over) the upper part of the Nile region while the red crown symbolised (control over) the lower part of the Nile region. Both together symbolised (control over) both regions. They also had a blue crown-like headgear (called the Khepresh) that was basically their military headgear and a white headdress with feathers called the Atef, used specifically for religious occasions.

[@Ariel-ut8fp]

From what I read they came from south east Africa (I forget where) and that they have more pyramids than Egypt but smaller. They even had a war where Egypt lost which they had for entertaining foreigners or something

[@driansaviation]

Love learning about them. I wish i could visit Egypt and more about them.

[@Bermudaman]

This I reckon is enough for many of us, myself included to want to go and visit Egypt 🇪🇬 at least once in our lifetime!

[@SurajGupta_3D]

Not really Egypt is the one of the worst places to visit, the Govt is very strict and unfriendly...people are ok tho

[@Bermudaman]

@@SurajGupta_3D Yes I can imagine the Egyptian government isn't short of human rights violations or corruption 😒 Like say, journalists in detention centres like - Al Jazeeras - Mahmoud Hussein, held for 3 years I think.... Aside from that, exotic architecture and history is the lure!

[@Delaney-and-the-Starlight]

I’ve wanted to visit all my life but feel very hesitant to because I don’t want to be harassed or break rules I didn’t even know about.

[@windystew1520]

I have not been but a lot of people who go are dissapointed

[@Bermudaman]

@@windystew1520 Didn't go at the height of summer did they? 😅 So why? Also Egypt is in part overcrowded due to the inhospitable environment with only the Nile itself being a blessing. Thankfully in recent years, the government has expansion projects in the Desert 🏜 to compensate

[@StarsAreBright]

As a part Egyptian, I'm glad that there's lots of constant research on my ancestors, my half-Egyptian Dad doesn't know much about the Egyptian side of our family.

[@princepickering2104]

I'm pretty sure you're not Egyptian if your dad is half

[@StarsAreBright]

@@princepickering2104 1, I said part. 2, if my Dad is half, that means I'm 1/4th. Do your math correctly.

[@space4166]

@@StarsAreBright pretty sure your not part but just have Egyptian blood. I am Portuguese I have a British ancestor am I British no. I am very little British.

[@StarsAreBright]

@Space Well, that's you, buddy. According to family DNA, I'm 1/4, and my father's 1/2. So, I wouldn't be so soon to judge.

[@OreganoParsley]

@@StarsAreBright 💀

[@extremewrestlinganimation]

Still waiting for a mummy to rise out of the pyramids.

[@orirotem2298]

nagash will do it

[@user-jg6bd7se8u]

If you see brenden Frasier in egypt... lol

[@FFA441]

After the way the last 3 years have gone u just gonna put this thought Out into the universe? Bold move

[@user-jg6bd7se8u]

@@FFA441 lol

[@deadaccount6385]

KZbin asked me how I felt about this comment. Odd question but I said it’s funny

[@crazychicSHENA]

Ancient Egyptian culture was so creepy yet neatly royalist💯⭐

[@superpayaseria]

Hola crazy chick wanna get married?

[@alphadios2003]

@@superpayaseria Funny :))

[@kuromikendall]

my favorite youtuber. always staying out of drama. always caring for their fans. always keeping it real with their fans. giving back to their fans. thank you.

[@dutchplanderlinde2779]

tf u talking about?? This isnt a person...

[@roadmanpussio4562]

@@dutchplanderlinde2779 how isn’t it a person?😂

[@dutchplanderlinde2779]

@@roadmanpussio4562 because it's a team. Not just one guy doing everything from narrating, researching, animating and writing the script...

[@roadmanpussio4562]

@@dutchplanderlinde2779 I’m more sure they’re talking about the person commentating, and you’re completely right

[@staciii]

"always caring it their fans" by doing what?? 😂

[@ianstonianstudios8723]

I just finished our lesson on ancient Egypt In history class when you posted this.

[@Unknown-oi7cj]

It was very peaceful at night in those times, there was these satin like curtains hanging from the roofs over the doors, windows and beds it would protect against the mosquitoes that came from the waters near by, when the wind blew it would feel amazing, as in the deserts those years it was pure air.

[@gratianpasca6491]

What an informative video! Great work as always.

[@kbrock9146]

I've been subscribed to this channel for years; I remember their very first narrator. I've noticed a weird trend lately in the comments section. It started out with one or two comments, but now I'm seeing them everywhere.... And it's the comments that indicate that they think this channel is run by one person, putting out multiple videos each week, and then the comment goes on to praise the "person" and how amazingly talented that "person" is, and how we need to stop and reach out and appreciate this "person". And yeah, this channel has some great content, they post often, and the narrator is excellent, but y'all know that this is not the work of one person, right? Please tell me you know that there is a team of people putting in hours and hours of work on these, and it's not one madman cranking out these videos from his basement every day. The weird, obsequious, incessant praise for the "person" that does the videos is a bit much. I do, however, very much appreciate the team associated with this content; they usually get the facts right a majority of the time, and generally stay away from complete sensationalism, and the content comes out pretty consistently as well. So thank you, Infographics Staff, for entertaining and educating me on the regular.

[@YoungGandalf2325]

Hold up...these videos are made by _people?_ I always assumed they were AI generated scripts and art with a text to speech narrator.

[@billblaski9523]

This is a 'content farm' channel, of course there's like a whole staff of people making these videos and releasing like 2 a day

[@adinath6674]

@@billblaski9523 According to a number of things they've said in the past they keep a backlog so it's not like they animate two videos a day start to finish

[@lennonsong3056]

Bro shut up 😂 no one cares. @kbrock

[@thetruth5864]

we all know all content is usually made by multiple people, you said a lot of nothing

[@some_guy441]

As always, I love the content.

[@michaelphelps7153]

I love the info graphics sho!!

[@valysheev]

Don't forget dueling and sending people to the shadow realm

[@averageminecraftenjoyer9419]

Yu Gi Oh!

[@scarletivy2271]

Was looking for a comment like this 🤣

[@ابنزياد-ص1ج]

best information channel

[@jimmywrangles]

2 things. 1. You got the Pyramids wrong. (You show them as they are now not as they were then). 2. There are no cactii in ancient Egypt. Thanks for the upload, always appreciated.

[@francoislefebvre6861]

A good synopsis, we have to remember that by the end of the reign of the pharoes the pyramids were already 3000 years old. for example, the reference to human sacrifices comes from the very first dynasty of rulers that reigned even before the pyramid age. The Egyptians changed this practice through the use of small wooden figurines called chapty that were supposed to come to life once the tomb was sealed and the rites completed.

[@melllvar4262]

Futurama did a very accurate depiction of the Pharaoh. Everyone should check it out...

[@05-1__]

Nice video, as always!

[@bursegsardaukar]

5:53 "One day, all of this will be yours" Pharaoh's two sons (thinking): Who? Me or my brother?

[@roadmanpussio4562]

Ancient Egypt was definitely more advanced then we know

[@sleepysikk]

@CORAFOL 25 u don't know for sure either tho

[@OFAleague]

@@sleepysikk Do you have proof that they were galactic level advanced? No.

[@AnymMusic]

@CORAFOL 25 not advanced in that way. Women for instance had way more rights than thousands of years later towards modern day.

[@huntezslayer389]

@@OFAleague advanced doesent just refer to technology

[@sleepysikk]

@@OFAleague i didn't say "galactic level advanced " i just said you have just about as much knowledge as anyone else does lil guy

[@tylerclarke9433]

This was a great video

[@colorfulshow33]

Whoever is reading this, I pray that whatever you’re going through gets better and whatever you’re battling with makes your situation better as you’re continuing to be a better person each day. I have faith that you’ll turn out great as your circumstances will change. Have a fantastic day! You got this! 🤗💪🏼❤😍🥰

[@TheGuitarislove]

Hey buddy, your prayers don’t do anything…

[@jaisonsimon]

💔💔💔💔 iam in deep issues.. Thanks

[@pl7868]

Thx for that 🙂

[@nikolasantamaria9335]

The No. 1 Canal on KZbin ! Terrific , informative , absolut stuning ! Respect and Thank You , Thank You !😍

[@OverStrive2008]

I'm Egyptian and this is cool

[@maximesavoie7922]

Nice Video First ! 😄

[@r.s.334]

Most of us would be a regular Joe in 2022 than a Pharoh in 2000 BC. Thank you technology,!

[@gaiusgermanicus8296]

I’d choose the Pharaoh life instead…

[@OMG-si3wn]

@@gaiusgermanicus8296 yup would love to have a harem room

[@geno951]

Great video as always. But, you show what appears to be a saguaro cactus multiple times. However, cactus is a new world plant and thus would not have been a part of the Egyptian landscape at the time. The old world corollary is euphorbia, which can look similar. So, apologies in advance if this is a euphorb that I’m confusing with a cactus.

[@crusherbmx]

At least somebody else caught that!

[@jenniekelly571]

Kudos to the narrator for closely and better than most pronouncing Pharoah Tutankhamen's name properly. It drives me crazy when people prounounce it like Toot-n-common!

[@prodigieX]

I thought he said it incorrectly, i wasnt aware the pronunciation of toot-n-common had changed? when did this happen

[@rachlianna7330]

You really inspire me when my mother tell’s me to go learn something on the internet I know what KZbin account to go to. ❤

[@xnk8555]

Be amazed is another channel tht post similar content if ur intrested

[@maxinevegasteele4717]

My people were way ahead of their time. I was born on the USA. If it wasn't dangerous, I have been wanting to visit Egypt.

[@mtb3803]

It’s not that dangerous 🤔 I’ve been to Egypt, and did a 2 week tour to see most of the highlights 😍 it was great! Yes, current Egypt isn’t that great, I would suggest not to go alone as a woman (luckily I had my brother with me) but if you join a travel group (which me and my brother did) you will be fine 😊

[@omnicutelcatl5281]

i think this is the first time seeing a real life image in an infographics video lol

[@LoveHandle4890]

There is no life style like the Egyptians.🙏

[@rustycaplinger8036]

Amenhotep 3s palace was torn down by Ramesses 2 so he could build another building. They often reused building material.

[@rustycaplinger8036]

Hello

[@cfxre9594]

Bro every time you post a video it is what I am/have learned in school. I don't know how it is the exact same timing.

[@nsolomonsudhirprabhakar7317]

I am afraid there is not much about Egypt and pharoes in the video that we already knew. The title drew me to this video

[@cfxre9594]

@@nsolomonsudhirprabhakar7317 yes.

[@herbsuperb6034]

The longevity of that civilization is impressive. So easy for us to think of it as sort of static, as ONE civilization. But it was numerous ones, coming and going, living and dying, for thousands of years. There was more time between the construction of the Giza Pyramid, and the Birth of Christ, than between the Birth of Christ, and ALL OF US! Amazing. The Great Pyramids were more ancient to Jesus, than Jesus is to us.

[@leonorakristinerozalinamll9473]

I think you have forgotten about the pharaoh's daily war training program. So he would always be on good body shape if he had to go to war and stuff.

[@supernatural_forces]

In the Holy Quran it is mentioned that Pharao has not been accepted by water, land and even air. That is why God still preserved his body, and the body will remain the same until doomsday. He claimed to his people that there can be no other God for his people other than himself. His body was found perhaps in 19th century in the Sea which is still preserved till date and it is in a museum in Turkey. "So, today, We shall save your body, so that you may become a sign for those after you. And many of the people are heedless of Our signs." Surah (Chapter) Yunus (Jonah) 10 : 92

[@theconqueringram5295]

They really knew how to live it big for the standards of the Bronze Age.

[@selfiekroos1777]

Europe was in the bronze age. Ancient near east and Egypt were hyper advanced.

[@danielhouser8845]

Thanks the infographic show another new video similar content but thank you still learn things from watching your channel i appreciate the content still waiting for videos I recommended and mentions in some of your videos thanks

[@UnderInternetNew]

THIS IS INSANE I JUST GOT A PROJECT ON HISTORY OF EGYPT AND YOU POST THIS???

[@patmonte8426]

Do not listen to the comment above me. They're scams.

[@suicidalfishes5146]

best channel ever ❤️❤️❤️

[@denysbrazovskijd696]

0:23 “From the moment the pharaoh wakes up in the morning they’re not alone, their accompanied by all of the pain and discomfort of disease and genetic defects from all of the inbreeding that they’ve done”

[@rustycaplinger8036]

Akhenatens original name was Amenhotep the 4th. Until he changed it cause of his belief of Aten instead of Amen or Amon.

[@CreativeSingularity]

This is great and informative but, we really can only guess what the pharaohs life could have been like, we barely know what happened 500 years ago for certain, 4500 years(possibly much much older) is really guess work with our society as a comparison.

[@MarsStarcruiser]

Writing things down in stone has its luxuries I suppose

[@mr.wescottx7129]

Going way back in time again.

[@arielleburch6489]

I 😍 the animation

[@Leftonread1]

Thank you for the knowledge.

[@Mrgunsngear]

Thanks

[@ryan1982o]

Love this channel but do you think there could be a run on positive facing videos? Most videos are about death in some way and I learn so much but would love to see more about positive stories.

[@Deleted_Cat]

Same

[@JohnnyShagbot]

I mean, this one in particular was pretty positive. It was mostly about luxury and leisure. Death wasn't seen as a bad thing in Egypt, just a thing that happened.

[@mistrjt9213]

The hills have eyes + the people under the stairs = king tut

[@kerpz5842]

You should do one about the Aztecs

[@vph6823]

Up

[@larrylambert1220]

I can't help thinking there should be an SCP in here somewhere.

[@terranosamuel]

@@larrylambert1220 why??

[@yendoguy2108]

Man, that pvz Pharaoh zombie must be living the life!

[@vph6823]

That's Rah, the Sun God

[@rustycaplinger8036]

They didn't call their leaders Pharaoh until the 18th Dynasty up until then they were just known as a king.

[@MarsStarcruiser]

Whats the word for king in their language?

[@accsecaccsec2908]

8:44 Ah, the good old vegetables and FRUTIS

[@brokenbridge6316]

Nicely informative video

[@mrsmuuve]

I want to know about the schooling or training for ancient Egyptian doctors or medieval European doctors

[@styxzero1675]

What would you rather be a Pharaoh back in Egypt or a poor person in todays world? I think that this says alot about you as a person, depending on choice.

[@Q75]

Poor person in today's world

[@pl7868]

I would go pharaoh better benefits the poor today are in a very bad place

[@samaeldrigel5811]

When I was born on 1990, I was named Tutankhamen at first😊, but my family changed that name later on 😢

[@rhob2422]

Did the Leopard and Lion fur garmets become more of a tradition after contact with the Southern Nubians?

[@ohlangeni]

Nubia was a region in Egypt and Kush. There was never an historical ethnic group called "Nubians"

[@Jam10444]

Man im early to an infographics show vid , YES

[@dreamingofvenus]

This answered a lot of questions I had to be honest. The daily lives of the pharaohs aren't really discussed that much, only the history that they made overall.

[@Joshua-qq8db]

good content

[@akashyati1808]

Chill with the thumbnails dude

[@adampotter5632]

That poor horse upside down lol at like 11:15ish

[@inertproductionsalternate9114]

Interesting thing about when the sphinx was built. According to soil samples when the sphinx was being constructed the area was a jungle.

[@zacsecker9081]

How do you make such good videos I’ve been watching your newest series called 100 days to 400 days nuclear warfare not Minecraft. how do you upload so often. your content is amazing. and fascinating

[@nottheoneneo9471]

they have a team

[@nottheoneneo9471]

animators, writers, editors

[@zacsecker9081]

@@nottheoneneo9471 ok thanks

[@funwithahmedbassem5670]

I am Egyptian I know all about Egypt

[@SpiderManN0ir]

We’re on the topic of Ancient Egypt in History so this is interesting

[@varyolla435]

Actually being a Pharaoh was fraught with potential risks and problems. They coveted being revered by the people lest those people not adorate them after death - at which point there would be no afterlife awaiting them. Further they were always fearful of famine and the plight of the people which might lead them to rise up against the government. Further that government more and more saw power reside in the priests and the "nomarchs" - or regional governors who may or may not accede to Pharaonic authority. By the New Kingdom the priest class were the largest landowners in ancient Egypt as opposed to the Pharaoh. Over time the bureaucracy held the real power. So Tutankhamen abandoning the monotheism of his father Akhenaten to return to the polytheism preferred by the priests and the people demonstrates just how vulnerable the Pharaohs were to outside stressors. Final example. The famous "strike papyrus" details how workers in the Valley of the Kings upon not being paid their due wages went on strike and threatened to turn to tomb robbing unless the Pharaoh relented and paid them - which he did. That does not bespeak of a purported "supreme ruler" whose word is absolute law. Pharaohs were really only Pharaoh so long as everyone agreed and played along.

[@e1iac]

They loved to play card games I’ve heard.

[@zawarudo384]

🤣🤣

[@nabhjitsandhu8496]

Here before this blows up

[@Skippers.86]

Underrated! 🤣

[@Jack-Hands]

Especially Children's card games.

[@BBOYBRONZE1]

Shadow games??

[@skyrisryulajara6859]

Hi im the 830 comment want i wanna say is just im ur biggest fan:)

[@sizakelecomfortmtshweni9530]

Hala from South Africa... Room temperature is insane, I'm thinking of sleeping outside... It's gonna be a hot summer indeed

[@savagepro9060]

South Africa does NOT have summer, cause if you do you must also HAVE winter

[@roadmanpussio4562]

nice

[@daleketchup7434]

“Let my people go!” “Bro, these guys get paid a decent wage. I’m not Egyptian Jeff Bezos.”

[@pyktukasplays4945]

And Egyotian workers also received medical care and were fed, inaddition to being paid. "Let my poeple go." might be a referece by the animated movie? The whole exodus thing is from the Old Testament and the Bible. This video is about the history.

[@quartz6239]

Jesus love syou

[@aminfarahani7854]

very wonderful😍🥰❣💓

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

Queen Liz and Philip were related. Preceding royals before them related. Charles, Diana, Camilla are all related. Diana actually has more royal blood line than Charles does. Inbreeding amongst royals does indeed go back thousands of years and still goes on. They believed in and still believe in keeping the royal bloodline as pure as possible. With some exceptions of various marriages throughout the years within the Brit monarchy.

[@lennonsong3056]

Nobody cares.

[@akinpelujoseph9259]

I'm still waiting for I survived 500 days of nuclear war( not Minecraft)

[@liamfoxy]

"once you signed the contract to serve, you couldn't quit" huh, good thing theres no class of people where you sign up to serve with your life where you can't quit nowadays..

[@raphaelzlimz8437]

That's being called as Sedan, not litter. Because almost around the world using the same type of transportation to transport someone noble or royal. Before the usege of carriage.

[@mac23806]

So pretty much like celebrities of those modern times

[@abelpeter9658]

Just pointing out that the pyramids used in the foreground of the pyramids is it's current state today with the limestone covering only at the top. During Pharoah's time, it would have been fully white with a gold cap.

[@janvisser4132]

depends on the pharaoh. The pyramids are really old, they would have been pretty eroded in the time of the later pharaohs.

[@carmensandiego211]

i loved this one

[@altonwilliams7493]

I didn't know Egypt had suguaro(sp?) cactuses. Guessing the artist just though desert=cactus ..

[@savagepro9060]

Did the Egyptian Pharaoh ever had a fit like 'King' Charles over a leaky pen?

[@ristube3319]

4:32 he didn’t decide to do anything, because he was 8 YEARS OLD WHEN THIS HAPPENED!

[@omzig18]

Anybody notice they misspelled the word fruits on the foods list at 8:40

[@GuardianGrarl]

Egyptian Pharaoh: I am Power incarnate !! Egyptian Sun: I can exhaust you within 10'' peasant.

[@bsaxton6400]

I've always had the hunch that the Egyptians didnt build the pyramids. They were found and then the Egyptians claimed them far off into the passed.