The most important cities in ancient Egypt - 2 - City (Memphis)

 The most important cities in ancient Egypt

City (Memphis)

The ancient Egyptians knew it as (from-nefar) (meaning the beautiful monument), and the Greeks also knew it as (Memphis). The temple of the god Ptah, the god of artists and craftsmen, was one of the most important temples in the capital

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It has also been mentioned that the city of Memphis was founded by King Mina (uniting the two countries)

In the capital (Memphis) there was a commercial market to which merchants and farmers came from everywhere in Egypt, and the royal palace in which the king who ruled the country resided was located in the capital. Although the capital Memphis moved in the Middle Kingdom to the city of "Lisht" and then to the city of "Thebes" in the era of the modern state, reaching Alexandria, the capital of Egypt in the Ptolemaic era. It is

It became the spiritual capital of Egypt due to its political and military importance: In the modern state, it was considered the second administrative capital, and princes were trained in the arts of war and used it as a base for the attack in the war of liberation

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In addition to that, it is considered the most important place with antiquities, and there are the pyramids of Giza, which are considered one of the most important and most famous archaeological sites in the whole world