Menes

Menes
dalam hieroglif Mesir

Narmer dan Menes

Ketiadaan hampir apa-apa sebutan mengenai Menes dalam rekod arkeologi dan perbandingan bukti Narmer, angka protodenis dikreditkan oleh keturunan dan dalam rekod arkeologi dengan tuntutan tegas kepada penyatuan Mesir Hulu dan Hilir, telah menimbulkan teori mengaitkan Menes dengan Narmer.

Dalam catatan Pliny, Menes dikreditkan sebagai pencipta penulisan di Mesir.

Kematian

Menurut Manetho, Menes memerintah selama 62 tahun dan dibunuh oleh badak air.

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