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Coronation of the Pharaohs | How was power transferred in ancient Egypt from one pharaoh to another... Thought The politician and ceremony Coronation of the pharaoh to rule a throne Pharaonic Egypt, What are the historical facts and Political history Stories and secrets you never knew about the Pharaohs and more. Coronation of the Pharaohs Traditions of the transfer of power in ancient Egyptian civilization The queens and princesses who were the primary wife, the mother of the ruling king, or his eldest daughter from the first primary wife enjoyed strong powers and influence in managing the Ancient Egyptian Government and powers within the royal family. It was the tradition of the natural transfer of power by the era The Old Kingdom of Pharaonic Egypt for the eldest son of the ruling king's primary wife, as the eldest son inherited the throne directly after his father's death. If the eldest son has a secondary wife and wants to inherit the throne, he must marry his sister from the primary wife of the deceased king. Coronation of the Pharaohs. There were sons of kings who obtained titles and high positions in the state, but did not rule a throne Ancient Egypt. Example: He got married King Sneferu “Son of Queen Meresankh I, secondary wife” from his sister Queen Hetepheres I“ The primary stepdaughter King Huni as Kings of the Pharaohs Third Dynasty of Egypt", so that he can inherit the throne of Egypt and establish Fourth Dynasty of Egypt. Weird Facts: The brother would marry his sister in the royal family only in order to preserve the blood and purity of the line for the princesses and princes, in their belief of this, of course Ancient Egyptian religion, Where God Geb The "Earth Symbol" married his sister God Nut "Symbol of Heaven"