Hairstyle and Class

This may be an eduacated guess, but from the very beginning Africans celebrated their beauty. From their broad noses to their full lips. This go for hair also. The Kings and Queens fixed their hair a certain way to show their station in life! From cornrows to the texture of their hair and the design of it showed what class they were. For instance this is also an eduacated guess. A egyptian King would be bald with one lot of hair on the side of his head. A Queen would wear her sometimes in cornrows,wigs or streight. In west Africa they would wear their in the afro,braids and cornrows. The African Kings and Queens wore their natural hair with pride! This was before African Americans adoped the western way of styling their hair and became ashamed of their natural texture of hair!

Narmer Menes

Narmer Menes was the first histortic king of Egypt or Kemit. He lived in the 1st dynasty and united lower and upper Egypt or Kemit. He builded Memphis along the nile area and he died at the jaws of a crocodile while running after soilders.

Mentuhotep

Mentuhotep lived in the 11th dynasty. He united upper and lower egypt. If you want to know more about this great king click on you tube white man tells truth about black egypt.

Menkure

Menkure was the builder of the third great pyramid. If you want to know more about Menkure click on youtube white man tells truth about black egypt.

Khufu-Cheops

Khufu or Cheops was the first king of egypt or kemit[ land of the blacks]. He was builder of the great pyramid. The greeks called his Cheops.

Imhotep

Imhotep lived in the 3rd dynastyand he was a doctor,architect and a scientist. He was an advisor to Djoser who also lived in the 3rd dynasty. Imhotep can look into your eyes and see what was wrong. Imhotep treated over 200 diseases.

Pharaoh Ramses II

Ramses II reigned as pharaoh along with his wife Queen Nefertari.  He defeated the hitties and out lived his queen and his many sons.If you want to find out more about Pharaoh Ramses II read Ramses II: Magnificence on the Nile.