EGYPT☀️ALL you want to know about the temple of KOM OMBO. (Private visit!)

[@shirazladha3526]

Thank you for a beautiful, informative and educational tour. This is. the best tour of an Egyptian. the temple that I have come across. Keep up the great work. Thx again.

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Thank you so much for your support! I hope you will watch the other ones . I do the same work for all of my visits.

[@wangbang2356]

You make very good videos, I do not know why I haven't seen your videos before.

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Thank you! It's always nice to receive good reviews...🤩

[@iyoutome]

Thank you for your time, patience and passion to provide this beautiful tour... Great Gratitude brother!.. ❤🙏🌈🌅

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Thank you very much for your comment, but the male voice is my husband's. I am the film maker and i am a woman...😉😉

[@starcapture3040]

thanks for the lecture, Great informations, for sure the ptolemies were lunatics.

[@sankinn963]

Amazing thank you 😊

[@marinebois1758]

As a Classic teacher, I enjoyed and used few of your videos about ancient Egypt. In fact, I will never thank you enough for the help which I got that way to prepare this school trip with my students ; everything was clear and so interesting. Now we're working on an infographic map. So I was wondering if you would let us use few screen captures, adding a link to your videos and channel? Our goal is purely educational and not commercial.

[@VoyagewithMoune]

I was a school teacher too, so I'm very happy if I can help other teachers. Of course, you can use my videos, there's no copyright! And thank you for adding a link to my channel.

[@andrasszentpetery9162]

Great video thanks! One note only: the west wind is a Scarab (Aquarious sign) the other zodiac signs leo, eagle, bull.

[@ahmedkassoira1524]

Magnifique, thank you so much

[@iyoutome]

Thanks for your passionate work...at the 8:30 mark you state that "same gods but this time in the presence of sobek, which is quite logical"... can you explain the logic please... Really enjoying this video for my studies... 🙏❤

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Thanks for your comment. It's logical because Sobek is one of the two Gods of this temple.

[@SusanneRamharter]

Fantastic video, thanks for all of the information. Would you mind telling me what sources you used to identify all of the reliefs? Thanks!

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Thank you! I've got a friend who is an egyptologist. She shares her books and knowledge with me! I'm very lucky. I can give you the references but they're all in French: S. Cauville : L'offrande aux dieux dans le temple égyptien, Peeters, 2011 www.ifao.egnet.net/kom-ombo/ travail en cours par l'IFAO sur le site de Kom Ombo www.mythes-religions.com/2011/11/30/le-temple-de-kom-ombo-dedie-a-haroeris-et-a-sobek/ www.mythes-religions.com/tag/adolphe-gutbub/ texte très utile sur Kom Ombo et sa mythologie. www.temples- egypte.net

[@SusanneRamharter]

@@VoyagewithMoune thank you for your quick reply! Though my school french is so long ago that it is no longer trusty, this is interesting enough that I will give it a try :)

[@VoyagewithMoune]

​@@SusanneRamharter You'll find lots of photos in this site: www.temples-egypte.net

[@lf1496]

"Kom Ombo?"That seems like a Bantu origin name. "Ombo" is a word you hear a lot in in West and Southern African languages. 🤔. I spent a lot of time in Southern Egypt. Crocodiles are still revered in Egypt ONLY with so called "Nubians" in the South. They keep crocodiles in a pit in their homes for good luck and fertility. They are the ONLY people now who have this remnant of this ancient tradition of Sobek veneration. Southern Egyptians so called "Nubians" look and seem like the true descendants of the ancient Egyptians. Their musical instruments and culture today is like stepping back to Pharonic times, not really connected to the recent Arab arrivals. The Greeks didn't understand the religion and traditions being transplants who sat on the throne thousands of years after the civilization had collapsed. They, interpreted the religion through their own lens, instead of being original creators of it.

[@darkskinking]

You hit the nail on the head…..the Nubians of the sound are direct descendants of ancient Egyptians that why they were massacred a few years ago and have oppressed by the evil foreign invaders

[@Kujien]

Egypt and Nubia often warred against eachother and theres reliefs showing egyptian, nubian, asiatic, jew as seperate peoples

[@lf1496]

​​@@KujienThe Yoruba and Ibo tribes in Nigeria fought a whole war killing each other. The Hutus had a whole Genocide against the Tutsis in Rwanda. They married each other and ended up killing each other. Tribal grievances in Africa are as old as time. A South Sudan blue black Nuer person looks nothing like a Habesha Ethiopian yet they are both Black. Africa is more diverse than Europe or the Middle East. We come in all looks and shades💯

[@Kujien]

@@lf1496 I dont understand how this changes the fact that it was two completely different people. Are you saying the entire continent of Africa is the same as Egypt? Get your own history, stop trying to steal others. You're west african not egyptian and no amount of your psedo afro centric historical revisionism will change that.

[@Kujien]

@@lf1496 btw white and black is a modern classification and means nothing in historical context

[@faragraf9380]

what is from interest is, what they did in that temple, how live was.

[@josecisneros1519]

The king is a giant

[@graciadongby4839]

Yall know that anime called jojo bec this is in jojo

[@romeomyblueheaven8237]

It seems to me so much of egyptian history is discouraged from being learned but i dont know why

[@SarathKs-n4r]

Supregytte

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Yesssss

[@markpierce5892]

Would bhuddist visit this place?

[@VoyagewithMoune]

Why not?

[@LPKickboxing-b9o]

wait hold on are you actually saying theses are greek temples? the greeks did not write in hieroglyphic also that desighn is not greek greeks built alexandria with greek building techniques given to them by the egyptians

[@VoyagewithMoune]

The more magnificent of two stands upon the top of a sandy hill, and appears to have been a species of Pantheon, since, according to extant inscriptions, it was dedicated to Haroeris and the other deities of the Ombite nome by the soldiers quartered there. The smaller temple to the northwest was sacred to the goddess Isis. Both, indeed, are of an imposing architecture, and still retain the brilliant colors with which their builders adorned them. However, they are from the Ptolemaic Kingdom, with the exception of a doorway of sandstone, built into a wall of brick. The Ptolemaic dynasty (/ˌtɒlɪˈmeɪ.ɪk/; Ancient Greek: Πτολεμαῖοι, Ptolemaioi), also House of Ptolemy, or Lagid dynasty (Λαγίδαι, Lagidae; after Ptolemy I's father, Lagus), was a Macedonian Greek[1][2][3][4][5] royal dynasty which ruled the Ptolemaic Kingdom in Ancient Egypt during the Hellenistic period. Their rule lasted for 275 years, from 305 to 30 BC.[6] The Ptolemaic was the last dynasty of ancient Egypt.

[@josecisneros1519]

A reptilian god?