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Reign of King Djoser Fact-Matching Game

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Embark on a thrilling adventure in the ancient world of Egypt as you play the captivating game “Reign of King Djoser.” Unravel mysteries and uncover hidden secrets as you navigate through the reign of this legendary pharaoh.

  • Explore the majestic pyramids and temples of ancient Egypt
  • Solve intricate puzzles to unlock ancient artifacts
  • Uncover the truth behind the mysterious disappearance of key historical figures

Game Details: “Reign of King Djoser” is a fact-matching game where you piece together important information fragments. Use spells for hints and extra time to delve deeper into the mysteries of the past!

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  • King Djoser was the third king of the Third Dynasty of Egypt.
  • He ruled Egypt for 19 years, from around 2686 to 2648 BC.
  • Djoser is best known for commissioning the Step Pyramid at Saqqara, which is considered the first pyramid in Egypt.
  • The Step Pyramid was designed by the architect Imhotep, who was also the high priest of the sun god Ra.
  • The Step Pyramid stands at around 204 feet tall and is made of six stacked mastabas, or flat-roofed rectangular structures.
  • Djoser's pyramid complex also included temples, courtyards, and an underground tomb.
  • The Step Pyramid was originally clad in white Tura limestone, making it shine brightly in the sun.
  • Djoser was known for his military campaigns against Nubia and Libya, expanding Egypt's territory.
  • He also established trade routes with neighboring regions, bringing wealth and resources to Egypt.
  • Djoser's reign marked the beginning of the Old Kingdom period in Egypt, known for its pyramid building and centralized government.
  • He was succeeded by his son Sekhemkhet, who attempted to build a larger pyramid but died before it was completed.
  • The Step Pyramid complex was a center for religious ceremonies and offerings to the pharaoh's spirit after death.
  • Djoser's reign saw advancements in architecture, engineering, and administrative practices in ancient Egypt.
  • He was worshipped as a god after his death, with temples dedicated to his cult throughout Egypt.
  • The Step Pyramid complex also included a serdab, a hidden chamber containing a statue of Djoser to ensure his eternal presence.
  • Djoser's reign saw the development of the first known system of writing in Egypt, known as hieroglyphics.
  • He was buried in a tomb beneath the Step Pyramid, surrounded by treasures and offerings for the afterlife.
  • Djoser's pyramid complex was part of a larger royal necropolis at Saqqara, where many other pharaohs were also buried.
  • The Step Pyramid was originally built as a mastaba tomb but was expanded into a pyramid shape during construction.
  • Djoser's reign is considered a golden age in Egyptian history, known for its prosperity and cultural achievements.

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