Mena (united the two countries)
King Menes united the two countries, Pharaoh of the Egyptian family first city of Thebes (Luxor), was able to unite the two countries (the two kingdoms north and south) in about 3200 BC. M, and the title for this great bounty several titles such as (King of the Two Lands, owner eutrofication, eagle south, snake north ). The king is considered the founder of the First Dynasty Mena Pharaonic.
Origin of the name Mina
The name of the enamel in some writings of the ancient Egyptian name (Mini), and then the Egyptians character name to Mina, Mina name and the name of Christian was nicknamed by some of the saints in the past. It is curious that the word (Mini) in ancient Egyptian means "established" or "praises", as though the Egyptians wanted to Abjloa done in his name. Some historians assert that the (Mini) and the title of act or not a name. The language in the Coptic (Egyptian) Mena very name has many synonyms including (fixed or firm or McCain, or a
permanent or lasting) Mina Mina is derived from the verb meaning to establish or founder
Generation White Castle wall
Think of King Menes in the selection of position can be judged, including Egypt, so he creates castle surrounded by a fence and white he called (from - people) is concerned with beautiful harbor, which became the capital of Egypt during the Old Kingdom, and then he called the Greeks, then Memphis, then called the Arabs when you open Egypt of Memphis.
Aha Poplar
Poplar is the name of King Aha, who succeeded King Mena. It belongs to the list of Horus name of the property titles. And the meaning of Poplar Aha is "Poplar, who is fighting," called by name Houri, relative to the god of Poplar, which is written in marker Aserkh - which means the interface palace and used later in the sense of minors (stated as conveyed Hebrews of the Arabs) - and is also called by name caustic relative to the Ka. One of the oldest names, and was used in the pre-dynastic kings. It is considered the king incarnation of the god Horus ground the most important god in the life of the Egyptians.
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