•Reign -19-30 years

•Period of stability achievement and unity

•Painted limestone statue of Djoser the oldest discovered life sized Egyptian statue

•Step Pyramid at Saqqara/ The funerary complex

•Known to Egyptians as the "opener of stone“

•Story of “The Famine”

•Military expeditions to the  Sinai Peninsula

2.       Narmer’s name has also been found outside Egypt, in Syria-Palestine,

3.       A king named “Scorpion”, whose name is recorded on a ceremonial macehead found at Hierakonpolis, is sometimes interpreted as a predecessor of Narmer.

4.       Narmer Palette,  this object depicts the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt into the “Kingdom of the Two Lands” under the divine king.

5.       Many experts consider, Menes and Narmer are the same person
Other facts: A stone vessel found in the Step Pyramid of Djoser dates to the reign of Narmer, with that Djoser had those vessels placed in his tomb to stress his link with the founder of pharaonic Egypt. 
It is generally assumed that Narmer was married to a queen named Neithhotep, It was once thought that he was married to Neithhotep. 
According to Manetho, Menes reigned for 62 years and was killed by a hippopotamus.

2. Oldest obelisk in Egypt, was constructed by Senusret I 

3. Neferu was his sister and wife also, Neferu is the mother of Amenemhat II who successed Senusret I. 

4. He was considered as peaceful and prosperous phraoh for Egypt, 
5. He established central government, by giving power also individual regions, but making them know that he is the King.

2. He had the people's confidence in general.

3. State control was stronger on the high officials.

4. He included members of the royal family in the highest positions of the state.