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Deshret (Ancient Egyptian: ๐ง๐๐๐๐, romanized:ย daลกrat, lit.โ'Red One') was the Red
Crown of
Lower Egypt. When
combined with the
Hedjet (White Crown)...
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important color from the 18th
Dynasty on. The
crowns include the Atef, the
Deshret, the Hedjet, the Khepresh, the Pschent, and the Hemhem. Atef, the crown...
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early days
prior to the
unification of
Upper and
Lower Egypt, the
Deshret or the "Red Crown", was a
representation of the
kingdom of
Lower Egypt...
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Powerful Ones. It
combined the
White Hedjet Crown of
Upper Egypt and the Red
Deshret Crown of
Lower Egypt. The
Pschent represented the pharaoh's
power over...
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After the
unification of
Upper and
Lower Egypt, it was
combined with the
Deshret, the Red
Crown of
Lower Egypt, to form the Pschent, the
double crown of...
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center for the
unified country.
Amunet was
depicted as a
woman wearing the
Deshret "Red
Crown of
Lower Egypt" and
carrying a
staff of papyrusโas in her colossal...
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arrangement of
hundreds of sequins, discs, bosses, or rings.
Given that the
deshret (red crown) and
hedjet (white crown) were
apparently woven of some sort...
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built by
inhabitants of an
ancient city that was once
ruled by King
Deshret, the
Scarlet King, and one of Sumeru's
three god-kings. Fadl, Ayman. "Egyptian...
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pharaonic Upper Egypt.
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Deshret โ Red
Crown of
Lower Egypt Hemhem crown โ
triple Atef
Khepresh โ Blue or...
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maintained its own regalia: the
hedjet or
White Crown for
Upper Egypt and the
deshret or Red
Crown for
Lower Egypt. Thus, the
pharaohs were
known as the rulers...
