Memphis, Egypt

Memphis, Egypt
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	29°51′15″N 31°15′34″E / 29.85412°N 31.25934°E
Ƴantacciyar ƙasa	Misra
Governorate of Egypt (en)	Giza Governorate (en)
Babban birnin	Tsohuwar Masarautar Masar ; Misra (2707 "BCE"–2216 "BCE")
Labarin ƙasa
Bangare na	Memphis and its Necropolis – the Pyramid Fields from Giza to Dahshur (en)
Yawan fili	155.16 ha
Altitude (en)	20 m
Bayanan tarihi
Muhimman sha'ani	Siege of Memphis (en) ; archaeological excavation (en)

Memphis: Shi ne tsohon babban birni na farko na farkon Misira, da kuma tsohuwar Masarautar Misira (daga kafuwarta har zuwa kusan 2200) kafin haihuwar Annabi Isa kuma daga baya ga gajerun lokuta a lokacin Sabon Masarautar . ^[1] Ita ce cibiyar gudanarwa a duk tarihin da . ^[2] ^[3]

Tsohon daɗaɗɗen sunan ta na Misira shi ne Ineb Hedj ("Farar White Bango"). Sunan "Memphis" ( Μέμφις ) shine deformation Girkanci Masar sunan dala na Pepi I (6th daular), wanda ya kasance Men-nefer, ^[4], kuma ya zama Menfe a 'yan Koftik . Garuruwan Mit Rahina, Dahshur, Saqqara, Abusir, baban Gorab, da Zawyet el'Aryan, a kudancin Alkahira, duk suna cikin iyakokin mulkin Memphis ( 29°50′58.8″N, 31 ° 15 ′ 15.4 ″ E ).

Memphis kuma an san shi a Tsohon Misira kamar Ankh Tawy ("Abin da ke ɗaure Twoasashe Biyu") saboda yanayin dabarun birni tsakanin Manya da Egyptan nan Misira .

Rushewar Memphis 20 ne kilomita (mil 12) kudu da Alkahira, a gabar yamma da Kogin Nilu .

Hieroglyphs a Memphis tare da mutum-mutumin Ramses II a bango

A cikin Baibul, ana kiran Memphis Moph ko Noph.

Hotuna

Memphis, Egypt - musée, Ramses II
View of the ruins of the hypostyle hall and pylon of Ramses II
View of the open air museum at Memphis
Wani ɗan ƙasar Memphis (1878)
Ruins at Mit Rahina
Ramses II

Manazarta

↑ Katheryn A. Bard, Encyclopedia of the Archaeology of Ancient Egypt, Routledge 1999, p.694
↑ Lynn Meskell, Private Life in New Kingdom Egypt, Princeton University Press 2002, p.34
↑ Ian Shaw, The Oxford History of Ancient Egypt, Oxford University Press 2003, p.279
↑ Bridget McDermott, Decoding Egyptian Hieroglyphs: How to Read the Secret Language of the Pharaohs, Chronicle Books 2001, p.130

Majiya

Baines & Malek Atlas na Al'adu na Tsohon Misira, 2000.

Sauran yanar gizo

Coordinates: 29°50′40.8″N, 31°15′3.3″E

[1] Katheryn A. Bard, Encyclopedia of the Archaeology of Ancient Egypt, Routledge 1999, p.694

[2] Lynn Meskell, Private Life in New Kingdom Egypt, Princeton University Press 2002, p.34

[3] Ian Shaw, The Oxford History of Ancient Egypt, Oxford University Press 2003, p.279

[4] Bridget McDermott, Decoding Egyptian Hieroglyphs: How to Read the Secret Language of the Pharaohs, Chronicle Books 2001, p.130

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