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Die for honor.

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«Wealth and power. These were the two gifts that egyptians longed for, as even someone as divine as Ra bowed down to people with such traits. So, who was she to make Cleopatra, the last Pharaoh, step down from her position, if she didn't possess either? Why, she was Egypt's last hope to thrive.»

"I will not let this era end after soldiers, men and women sacrificed their lives to let Egypt prosper. They are all to be honored. I will not let this great force succumb to the Romans. With these words l now ask for your title." - Hope the l.All Rights Reserved

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Departure on Faith by CajunValkyrie

The Egyptian woman Merneith, having witnessed the devastating plagues that struck Egypt, felt a deep stirring within her heart. As she saw the power of the God of Israel manifest in ways that defied the might of her homeland's deities, her spirit was moved towards a faith she had never known. Each plague, from the water turning to blood to the darkness that enveloped the land, only solidified her growing belief that the God of the Israelites was supreme. As the final and most harrowing plague swept through Egypt, claiming the lives of the firstborns, she saw the stark contrast between her stricken people and the protected Israelites. In the midst of her sorrow, she found a glimmer of hope in the God who had spared His own. Her heart, heavy with the weight of what she had witnessed, yearned for the peace and protection she saw among the Israelites. When the Israelites were finally set free by Pharaoh's decree, the woman made a bold decision. She left behind her life in Egypt, her home, and all that she had known. Her faith propelled her to join the Israelites on their journey out of bondage and toward a promise she barely understood but deeply longed for. As she traveled with the Israelites, she faced the same uncertainties and challenges that they did. Crossing the Red Sea, wandering in the wilderness, and relying on divine provision, her faith grew stronger. She found a new community and a new identity among the people of Israel, united by a common faith in the God who had shown His power and mercy. Through her journey, she became a testament to the transformative power of faith. Her story echoed through the generations as a reminder that God's call transcends boundaries and that His grace is available to all who seek it.

Heretic of El Amarna by ariel_paiement1

One way or another, Nefertiti will become Queen of Egypt, but she's torn between two brothers - one the heir, the other the youngest. If she gets the choice, who will she choose? And once she's Queen, what will she do with her influence? For better or worse, it's her fate to change the course of history. But how?

COVID-25 (Book 1 - The End of All Reigns) by garybedell

Covid-25. Engineered death. If the mutant virus is released as much as half the world's population may perish. All in the name of greed. ___________________ Fannie Carter, True Pharaoh and Defender of Ma'at, was the only person who stood in the way of an unfathomable global catastrophe. Her sudden assassination at the hands of the evil Consortium threatens the future of humankind. The fate of the world now rests on the shoulders of her grandson, Ryan. Only one problem. He doesn't even know she exists, anything about her remarkable powers or the enormous responsibilities that he will be asked to assume upon her death. Up until that moment, Ryan's greatest concern had been staying alive in Sullivan State Prison where he is serving a two year sentence for felony assault of a police officer. For the dedicated Servants of Ma'at, breaking their new Pharaoh out of jail is the very least of their problems. Will he accept his destiny? Can he stop the virus in time? A reluctant warrior against an evil Consortium bent on global domination at any price. An heir to a throne far more powerful than that of Saint Peter, hunted by a fanatical order of the Catholic Church determined to send him to hell. A former Assistant U.S. Attorney who must stand before the Gods and defend the human race against annihilation. A man in love who must sacrifice everything to save the world. Sometimes we ask more of our heroes than humanly possible.

The Solar Princess by HanaSafaya

Kingship, the ultimate power in the ancient world. To the Egyptians, it was a power passed through the female line. Only the husband of the Solar Princess could be king. A recently discovered tomb in 1883 opens a glimpse into the depths of political ambisions and power plays from centuries before. When the gods dabble, the horrors of the past have a way of coming back to haunt the world once again. ********** This is a short story. I hope you like it. I would love to hear feedback on this. I set this as mature just to be sure. I don't give overly explicit details of violence or sex, however, the story does delve into topics of a more mature nature. It is also a work of fiction that I wrote. Please do not copy any part of this story. I do not own the rights to the photos posted. Those are just images I found online and the rights go to the original owners. Thank you. As for the names of the characters, I pulled all of the names during the historical periods from actual history. So, I am sorry if the names are odd or difficult to follow, it is set during a specific reign and the historical people around the royal palace. I really enjoy writing from actual history as much as possible when I do delve into history. If people like this, I may try to work on a longer story of a historical romance in the Ottoman courts.

Days Like This by al3ssaxromance

𝐎𝐮𝐫 '𝐚𝐥𝐦𝐨𝐬𝐭' 𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐥𝐥 𝐡𝐚𝐮𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐦𝐞.

Battle of Egypt by pucklover

For a millenia man thrived under the gods Egypt. Osiris proved to be a capable and wise ruler. His wife Isis taught man man things and gave them tools to succeed. Nephthys taught them how to prepare the dead, and how to prepare for the afterlife. Yet Set grew greedy. He wanted more power. He wanted his brother's throne. He wanted to rule all of Egypt himself. Have the power for himself. Nephthys, now pregnant, began to fear her husband. He was not the same as when they were married. And so she escaped Thinis and travelled to Memphis to claim sanctuary with her brother and sister. There she gave birth to Anubis. The jackal headed god of death took up his position and began to ferry the dead souls through the underworld. Isis foretold the coming war with Set. But Osiris, always trusting of his brother, did not see the danger. And so invited him to the announcement of Isis' pregnancy. It was there that Set killed his brother. Nephthys and Isis escaped Memphis under the cover of darkness, and took refuge with their loyal followers. There, Isis gave birth to her son Horus. The hawk god, Isis prayed to her grandfather for guidance. As Horus grew older, Set's grip on power strengthened. Fear ruled the young Egypt. But those both god and man were still loyal to Horus and his mother helped plan revenge. Horus, now a man. And his trusted human servant Ahmose battled Set. This carnage saw the sacred Nile run red with blood. Hearing the cries of man. Amun Ra travelled from his sacred ship and commanded all gods to return to the afterlife and fight their battles there.

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After your ship sinks, the waves take you to a strange island filled with only men. (Don't own pictures, it belongs to their rightful owners)

Ahkmenrah: The Fourth King of the Fourth Kings by HackedByAWriter

He was prepared to say his last prayer. But the blow never came. Instead his saw the Nubian fall to the ground. The desert sands absorbing the man's precious supply of blood that flowed from his headless body. The young Pharaoh felt himself being lifted up by a familiar hand. It was Kahmunrah. --------------------------------- Ahkmenrah and his older brother Kahmunrah are Egyptian Princes of the Fourth Dynasty and the best of brothers. They are as different as the sun and moon or as gold differs from silver. But they brothers in blood and spirit. Two parts of one whole. They have been told more than once that Egypt had been blessed to have them as Sons. But one tragic event tears their lives to pieces and threatens to drive them apart for all eternity. (Highest Ranking: #108 in Historical Fiction) Was a featured story on the Ides of March. Disclaimer: I don't own the characters from Night at the Museum. Also admittedly some of the stuff that is written is a little problematic. I retain full responsibility of the problematic writing and I apologize if it causes hurt or seems insensitive, it was not my intention at the time of writing merely a reflection of the bad influences from the books I had been reading as a young teen. I am trying very hard to make this book more politically correct in my other drafts as do I do not want other people to normalize toxic, homophobic and sexist tropes/ideologies and beliefs through their reading. All rights Reserved guys! That means if you want to use my ideas you have to ask me! :)

Exodus: Gods and Queens by Precious_Nkem

In the aftermath of nine devastating plagues that ravaged ancient Egypt, a high priestess desperately seeks to prevent the impending tenth plague. Still, her efforts fail, leaving her at the mercy of an enraged pharaoh. Meanwhile, the pharaoh's son embarks on a daring escape from the impending disaster, hiding among the very slaves oppressed by his father. In the midst of the rising chaos, a fierce feud erupts among the patron gods of Egypt, and the battle for power threatens to consume the land. As secrets unravel and loyalties are tested, the pharaoh's thirst for vengeance threatens to destroy everything in its path. (An Exodus Retelling)

TRANSCENDING TIME by aryamaaaa

It is said that the universe has a way of leading you where you are supposed to be, at the time you are supposed to be there. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Dominica Amell was the image of a typical boss lady, worked harder, learnt harder and always striving to achieve something big, something out of the world. "Only I will have to go, I'm sorry." Dominica along with her best friend sets out to solve the mystery of tutankhamun,the egyptian pharaoh by going back in time. She sets out to gain fame in the world but does not think of the fact that time is not something to be messed with. "You?! What are you doing here, how did you get here?! What do you want?!?!" But she doesn't know that someone else had pushed himself through the loopholes of her plan. Basilah, a man who knew only one word. Power. "You will worship me foolish lady." When things get messed up, the aim which Dominica came for, does it stay the same or something else tops her priority list? ----------------------------------------------------------------- And yes, this is my first story so things might get messed up, some parts might get crappy, but it's all worth it in the end. I am not one of those where they say it's the first story and BAM! It's perfect. Just know I have worked hard on this and it might not be perfect but it's definitely worth the shot, worth your time. So you need to hold on till the ending. Thank you.

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Departure on Faith

The Egyptian woman Merneith, having witnessed the devastating plagues that struck Egypt, felt a deep stirring within her heart. As she saw the power of the God of Israel manifest in ways that defied the might of her homeland's deities, her spirit was moved towards a faith she had never known. Each plague, from the water turning to blood to the darkness that enveloped the land, only solidified her growing belief that the God of the Israelites was supreme. As the final and most harrowing plague swept through Egypt, claiming the lives of the firstborns, she saw the stark contrast between her stricken people and the protected Israelites. In the midst of her sorrow, she found a glimmer of hope in the God who had spared His own. Her heart, heavy with the weight of what she had witnessed, yearned for the peace and protection she saw among the Israelites. When the Israelites were finally set free by Pharaoh's decree, the woman made a bold decision. She left behind her life in Egypt, her home, and all that she had known. Her faith propelled her to join the Israelites on their journey out of bondage and toward a promise she barely understood but deeply longed for. As she traveled with the Israelites, she faced the same uncertainties and challenges that they did. Crossing the Red Sea, wandering in the wilderness, and relying on divine provision, her faith grew stronger. She found a new community and a new identity among the people of Israel, united by a common faith in the God who had shown His power and mercy. Through her journey, she became a testament to the transformative power of faith. Her story echoed through the generations as a reminder that God's call transcends boundaries and that His grace is available to all who seek it.