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Djoser built the Step Pyramid at Saqqara. It still stands today, almost 4000 years later.

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Sneferu improved pyramid construction, building the Red Pyramid at Dahshur.

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Khufu built the Great Pyramid of Giza, the largest Egyptian Pyramid.

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Khafre built the second pyramid at Giza and most likely the Great Sphinx (though some believe it was his older brother, Redjedef).

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A period of regional rule. There were no strong pharaohs, this time was chaotic and known as a "dark period".

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Mentuhotep II reunified Egypt after the First Intermediate Period and became the first ruler of the Middle Kingdom.

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Ahmose I expelled the Hyksos and reunified Egypt, establishing a new era and paving the way for New Kingdom pharaohs.

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Hatshepsut brought wealth, sponsoring one of Egypt's most successful trading expeditions.

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Thutmose III expanded Egypt’s empire through military campaigns, such as conquering all of Syria and defeating the Mitannians.

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Amenhotep III oversaw Egypt at its cultural and economic peak, devoting his time as ruler to expanding Egypt's diplomatic contacts.

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Akhenaten introduced the first monotheistic religion, called Atenism (the worship of Aten, the sun god).

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Tutankhamun restored traditional religion from Atenism, set by his father, Akhenaten. He is also famous for his intact tomb.

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Seti I ordered the construction of many great building projects at Karnak and Abydos, and did much else to promote the prosperity of Egypt.

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Cleopatra VII was the last active pharaoh of Egypt, known for her relationships with Julius Caesar and Mark Antony.

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Pepsi II was the longest-reigning monarch in history, ruling for approximately 94 years.

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Rameses II, or Ramesses the Great, was known for his impressive reign of 66 years. During this time he led military campaigns like Battle of Kadesh and conducted monumental projects like Abu Simbel.

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The Hyskos caused Egypt to divide, they ruled Lower Egypt but were unable to extend their power to the south.