Egypt's Geographical Departments in the Pharaonic Era

&quote;Geographic divisions of Egypt in the Pharaonic era.&quote; The author chose Dr. Salim Hassan for this topic after the unveiling during the excavation of an almost complete document on this subject, in addition to the fact that it is considered the oldest complete ancient Egyptian inscription that has come into our hands on this subject; As his reign dates back to the beginning of the Twelfth Dynasty; That is, nearly 4,000 years ago,Salim Hassan says about his book: &quote;In my explanations, I relied on maps prepared specifically for this purpose according to the new document. However, in this research I did not treat all the Egyptian geographical aspects. Rather, I directed most of my attention first to examining the gradation of the social composition of the family, the tribe, the village, the city, the province, and then the union of all The provinces from which the maritime and tribal tars were formed, then the final unification of the country under the authority of one king. After that, I dealt with the political divisions of the country and their fluctuations in all ancient times, then I addressed the topic of the religion of each province and its deities, then I discussed the topic of the ancient Egyptian country names that have come down to us with their ancient Egyptian pronunciation. &quote;Almost in every province, and I have determined the location of every town in this country as far as I can.&quote;