Pharaoh is the honorific title of the ancient Egyptian king, which is the Hebrew transliteration of the Egyptian language.

The 18th dynasty of the ancient Egyptian kingdom began. The king at that time was Thutmose, and the term "Pharaoh" began to be used to refer to the king of ancient Egypt. In the 22nd dynasty, Pharaoh officially became the title of king. In ancient Egypt, the Pharaoh was the incarnation of God. The Pharaoh managed all political, administrative, military, religious and other powers of the country. And in ancient Egyptian culture, the Pharaoh was superior to others. All Egyptian ministers, if they saw the Pharaoh, must kneel on the ground and kiss the soil in front of the Pharaoh.