المكانة السياسية للمرأة في مصر القديمة من خلال التربية و التعليم

Abstract EN

The role played by women in ancient Egypt has been prominent and women have occupied many positions, such as a queen, princess, priestess, judge, writer, doctor and other important positions within the ancient Egyptian society, but we have not been able to identify the stages of education that women have received in order to achieve this political status.

Within the royal court, the princesses and queens were given sufficient education, especially religious one.

Princesses were assigned governesses to teach them principles of early education, which would serve as a platform for their future, as well as religious rituals and rituals within the palace in order to reach higher positions.

The Egyptian administration at that time allowed women to come to the throne, but her femininity did not hinder her from overcoming any difficulty .consequently, woman participated in this struggle the man, and the history of ancient Egypt is full of many women who have been crowned on Egypt's throne such as Queen Merit Nite (the first dyn); the Khantkos (the fourth dyn), which was the guardian over her son Sahura, she was a royal dynasty and had the right to inherit the throne.

She was, in fact, the link between the fourth and fifth dynasty; Nite Ekret (the sixth dyn); Sobek Nefro (the twelfth dyn); Hatshepsut (the eighteen dyn); and "Tausert" (the nineteenth dyn).

Women also played an important role in times of peace and war such as the queens Titi Shri; Aiahahtep; Ahmos Nefertari; Ti; Nefertiti; Nefertari; besides that there were several prominent positions which were open to women in ancient Egypt