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Pharaoh was the king of ancient Egypt from the First Dynasty. In the past, this title began to be used for rulers who were the religious and political leaders of the unity of ancient Egypt, only during the New Kingdom, specifically, during the mid-eighteenth dynasty. For simplicity, there is general agreement among modern writers to use this term to refer to Egyptian rulers of all periods. Pharaoh also claimed to be God. Pharaoh is believed to be derived from the Hebrew word Paroh. While the word "Pharaoh" in the Indonesian language is the Arabic form of this word. The Hebrew word originally comes from the Pr-Aa Egyptian language which means "Great House". First of all this is the term for the royal palace, but for long it means the inhabitants of this palace, the king. The origin of the Pharaonic title took place during the early days of the development of the fertile Nile valley community which was patterned agriculture. For irrigation, the ancient Egyptians originally relied on the flood season and later equipped with technical irrigation in later times. Because land and land boundaries were so important in the structure of ancient Egyptian society at that time, a respected public figure was appointed to set the boundaries of the land and all matters concerning the order of life of the people. The elder of the community was given the title pharao (pharaoh) which, due to the development of the social system and the state, Pharao was appointed king at that time as the leader of the state and religious leader. Early in its development, the ancient Egyptians were divided into Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt that had their own pharaohs and crown emblems. King Menes of Thebes finally united the two regions into a single unity of power. The crown used is a double crown.