"The beliefs held by the Pharaohs

1 - The Pharaohs had a fascinating tradition where they would constantly shave their hair and beards. Upon the death of a Pharaoh, their hair and beard would be shaved and placed in their coffin with them.

2 - They believed that the deceased could use real items in the afterlife, so paintings and everyday objects were placed in the tombs of the Pharaohs.

3 - The Pharaohs used honey as a means of anesthesia during surgeries. They also used aromatic oils and herbs for anesthesia.

4 - The Pharaohs believed bread was sacred, and neglecting or wasting it was considered an insult to their gods.

5 - The Pharaohs had a peculiar custom where they believed earrings protected against diseases, so they wore earrings, and Pharaonic women had a habit of wearing very large earrings.

6 - The Pharaohs believed that beards represented power and authority, so they constantly shaved their hair and beards and wore certain scarves and belts symbolizing strength.

7 - They had a strange belief about the afterlife, believing that people who died needed their bodies in the afterlife, hence bodies were preserved in wooden coffins decorated with gold and gemstones.

8 - The Pharaohs believed that mummies contained the soul and that the soul needed the body to continue in the afterlife, so the body was carefully preserved and placed in a coffin adorned with gold and gemstones.

9 - The Pharaohs had a wide range of games, including Senet, a strategic game similar to chess. They also played a game similar to judo called "sef."

10 - The Pharaohs used potatoes as a nutritional substance, using them to treat inflammations and swellings. They also used garlic, onions, and honey as natural remedies for many diseases.