Since when and why did the Egyptian kings wear the double crown? What did she mean?
November 15, 2020 | Education
| At the end of the fourth millennium BC. e. in the Nile Valley two large kingdoms were formed (Lower Egypt and Upper Egypt). The king of Lower Egypt wore a red crown, and the king of Upper Egypt wore a white crown. Around 3000 BC e. the ruler of the southern kingdom defeated his northern neighbor. He began to wear a double crown – white, inserted into a red one, which meant the unification of the country into one state.
