Khafra
Ancient Egyptian pharaoh of 4th dynasty · Historical Figures · Lived 2612 BC to 2530 BC · aged 82
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Something wrong?The second-largest pyramid at Giza is his. The Great Sphinx might be too - though no one's entirely sure. Four and a half millennia later, what survives of Khafre is stone on a scale that still dominates the plateau.
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Khafre was the fourth king of Egypt's Fourth Dynasty, reigning during the earlier half of the Old Kingdom around 2700-2200 BC. Son of Khufu and successor to his brother Djedefre, he inherited a tradition of building at a scale that defied후대 comprehension. His pyramid at Giza is surpassed in size only by his father's Great Pyramid. Some Egyptologists believe the Great Sphinx was carved for him as well, though the attribution remains unconfirmed. He died around 2532 BC, and nearly everything known about him comes from Herodotus, a Greek historian writing two thousand years after Khafre's reign - leaving the man himself almost entirely obscured by the monuments.
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