KARNAK - THE BIGGEST EGYPTIAN TEMPLE! CULT OF AMUN IN ANCIENT EGYPT, LUXOR
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Let's explore The Temple of Amun also known as The Precinct of Amun located at the largest ancient religious site in the world - The Karnak Temple Complex. For more than 1500 hundred years this ancient Egyptian site, situated on the East Bank of the Nile river, was developed and modified by dozens of ancient Egyptian pharaohs, including those most popular: Sety I, Ramesses the Great, Hatshepsut, Thuthmose III, Ramesses III, Tutankhamun or Taharqa.
Let’s learn more about one of the most prominent deities of the ancient Egyptian world - Amun-Ra.
Join me to see the gems of ancient architecture: the Great Hypostyle hall with its enormous columns, mysterious red granite monoliths known as obelisks of Hatshepsut and Thutmose I, the Grand Courtyard featuring bark shrines, statues, and ram-headed sphinxes as well as courtyards displaying osirian figures, remains of ancient Egyptian shrines, the sanctuary, and the Sacred Lake.
Let’s get to know more about the ancient history, beliefs, and architecture of this wonderful place!
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Wonderful as always! You are very fortunate. I will only ever see these places through videos like yours. 🌜🌞❤️ Loved the music choice!
Thanks for the tour, the accent set's it off just right, Take Care...
To me the most impressive was the avenue of the sphinxes that made me feel like a goddess welcome home. Excellent work my friend, keep it going!
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one of the best footage I ever saw of Egypt I subscribed at once
Thank you for subscribing, I will try not to disappoint in the future
How did they erect those massive pillars 3000 years ago? Egypt is mesmerizing. Thank you for showing us this beauty of ancient sites.
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I'm an Egyptian researcher in ancient Egypt history and a documenatry filmmaker ... I find your videos about ancient sites in Egypt are amazing and unique ...for you integrate a comprehensive historical knolwedge and a vivid documentation of the sites you visit ... my regards to your camera man and I also like the choice of the background music ... keep coming back to Egypy ... we love you😍.
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All the videos about egypt are great, and I hope to have a page on facebook so that we can communicate with you
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Amazing video Irena! Love it! as allways!! ♥
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Irena, your Egyptian videos are the most entertaining and packed with stunning information. Please never stop sharing them with us. I feel I'm there with you.
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Love the sacred scarab statue
Every presentation I watch, instills me to travel to Egypt & discover these incredible sites, with equally incredible cultural-historical significance. I am fortunate that my son shares my passions for the ancient, so for us, this would be an unforgettable experience. Your video is pertinent & scholarly - an excellent reference point for all would be visitors - Thank you !
Thank you for another flattering comment 😊 Greetings from hot Egypt
Avec plaisir !!
Great Video! Like a little Lara Croft 🤗 (minus the treasure)
Exactly, where is my treasure?! 😂 Thanks for commenting! :)
So cool I found this channel. I love the content. I was watching the latest video from Ancient Architect and looking threw the comment's and saw were the lady that runs this channel commented. Some of my favorite channels I found that way.
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Beautiful 🥰 episode.
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When my friends ask me what Karnak was like, I tell them: Imagine in your wildest dreams what being in an ancient temple would be like...then multiply times twenty. Your video reminds me of the absolute wonder and magnificence of the place. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Really appreciate the time you took to explain the architectural structure measurments of each area you visited, it really help to understand the grand scale of these ancient ruins.
Thank you for noticing that! :)
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Good to see you back! Love the commentary as always.
Thank you! :)
Excellent video! For an amateur enthusiast traveller, this was really Top Notch.
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I would love to have seen what everything looked like back then, with everything in tact, and all the colors, must have been breath-taking!
Oh my! I'd give everything (or almost everything :p) to see that too! :)
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Hello! :) welcome to my channel, hope you'll enjoy! :)
Apet Sut means the places of the shrines (the chosen piece for the thrones of the gods) and it is located about 2.67 km north of the Luxor Temple on the eastern mainland of Luxor. Ra - Mut - Khonsu) and is considered the second complex of religions in terms of area, with an area of more than 60 acres (the temple of Angkor in Nepal is the largest temple in terms of area in the world, where it was dedicated to the worship of Buddha). Senusret I completed it in what is known as the Temple of the Middle Kingdom and the cabin of Senusret I (the white cabin) of the most important builders of the kings Senusret I - Amenhotep I - Thothes of Mess I - Thothes of Mess II - Hat Shepsut - Thothes of Mess III - Amenhotep III - Amenhotep IV - Tutankhamen - Hur Umm Hob - Ra Maso I - Seti I - Ra Maso II - Seti II - Ra Maso III - Shashiq I - Taharqa - Nectanebo I
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The temple of Angkor is not in Nepal, but in Cambodia. Originally dedicated to Vishnu, later it became a Buddhist shrine.
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Lot of corrections required in your comment.
1. First temple in this complex was built for Amun, Mut & Khonshu. (Not Ra, Mut & Khonshu)
2. Angkor Wat is the largest religious monument in the world & it is situated in Cambodia (not Nepal)
3. Angkor Wat was originally built as a Hindu temple to worship Hindu God Lord Vishnu. During 14th century, it was converted to a Boudh shrine.
Very interesting, very nice images captured. Your voice and the background music combine for a very relaxing experience. The audio volumes are also on spot, the music is never too loud but always present.
Thank you for such a nice feedback and noticing all these things! :)
I liked the Episode because it brought back a glimpse of memories when I Was there, maybe 20 years ago. It funny to See what I missed during my trip there, which can easily happen if you walk somehow unprepared in a trip or rely too much on guides with questionable knowledge. Really a fantastic trip captured on Video Irena
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Watching it again 😍😍😍😍😍
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Wonderful footage and wonderful explanation!! I watched it with my pops and we both enjoyed the show!
Thank you Todd! Greetings to your Pops!
It is so beautiful like a labyrinth such majestic civilization absorbed with magic
True! :)
19:40 probably just "practice made perfect" XD
Thanks for such a clear description
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Another awesome video 😍
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I really enjoyed this video, I love everything ancient Egyptian.
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Yay, new video! And it's beautiful as always! ❤❤
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another great ancient sites! i must say the camera work is also improving - both in its more cinematic approach to show us the wonders of karnak, and also in the details - lingering long enough to make them out. also appreciate your narration with all the infoz and selection of music, which really adds to the atmosphere. thxu for being our eyes on these wonderful places! ✨ 🙏🏻
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As always, a beautifully made video!🌹🌹🌹
Irena really shows good artistic qualities and interesting content.
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You're Best Guide for us, Many Question are in my mind, But Language is my problem.... THANKS
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I have so many questions too! I would have to do a timestamp for every question and that would take ages and also very long for you to answer. So I just watch and enjoy 😊👍
Another Great Video ! Top notch content
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I appreciate your knowledge of things Egyptian and I am learning from you, thanks. Just one thing, your English pronunciation of 'barge' is wrong. it should have a soft 'g' sound. Best, laters!
Wonderfull tour Irena. Thank you again for the trip you share with us!
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What a great-looking place! Very cool, indeed. 😊 I'm leaving a like and comment for the Almighty Algorithm, in hopes it brings many more interested faces to your videos. Thanks for all you do.
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@@ancientsitesgirl absolute pleasure. You have collected an impressive and important library, one which will take me some time to get through. Nice work.
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Excellent as always....According to what I study and research, these constructions were made by aliens....kkkk...crazy Matrix...Thanks...Namaste🤣🙏
Have you ever taken a balloon ride in Egypt? You haven't lost your touch. Lovely and Mysterious - your VIDS.💖💗🐾😻 and YOU.
Nine times around the statue produces pregnancy 😲. I guess I better get fixed before I visit Egypt🙃 LOL
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Scarabs had links to the sun and moon movement learnt it from a different site on RUclips 😍
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Love your channel and your cameraman is amazing. Do you know why so many of the faces on the statues are missing? Was the erosion or did someone deface them?
Thanks 😊 most were deliberately destroyed, mainly by early Christians. overturned statues almost always fall on their faces, what we see is mainly a reconstruction
Another awesome video Irena and told so beautifully, I would really love to be 'Under Pillars', they really are some amazing wonders in Egypt.
Please tell me why Ramesses iii is your favourite pharaoh. Is it because of his domestic building and tree planting programs or is it the land that he donated to the most important temples of Thebes, Memphis and Heliopolis or is there more important reasons?
And one more thing, when you say Amun Ra was the creator of 'Stuff Of Life', what do you mean by stuff?
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Thank you! Why Ramesses III? Oh.. First of all, he defeated the Sea People, who were invincible for many other empires. Secondly, he wasn't of royal origin, but made his way to the top. Thirdly, the art during his reign was just wonderful. These are the first things that come to my mind.
The phrase "staff of life" derives from the ancient Egyptian hymn. I believe it means that he created everything and put life into it.
BTW, wrote you a message on Patreon. Have you seen it?
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I'm so sorry, I thought you said stuff, I totally understand now, next time I will research before I ask lol. I like your reasons for Ramesses III being your favourite... I'm amazed at how they managed to get those stone structures on top of the pillars and how they have stayed up there til today, how marvellous is that.
And also...
You look absolutely gorgeous in that dress telling us the history 🥰
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at 8.23 magnificent statue in granodiorite and note the crude hieroglyph hammered , obviously 2 different craftsmanship the statue carving indicate very high technologies from at least 15,000 years the hieroglyph was done during pharaoh time
Thanks for the comment! :)
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They worshipped the scarab because the sun and moon were the giver of life and the scarab moved in the Same direction of the sun and moon 😍
The scarab statue was probably painted black
16:43 could you elaborate what you mean by this? Egyptian art has had an influence in the Coptic church but I am not aware of written sources that could show doctrinal borrowing. Instead it would seem that divine triads are just a common idea, and pops up in big three olympians and the Hindu Trimurti.
I didn't say anything about borrowing doctrine, I mentioned the similarity.
@@ancientsitesgirl Understood, thanks :)
In india also Konark is the famous sun temple. And sun temples are spread all around India and are oldest ones. Also there is a state named karnataka. Now I am wondering about the name. How similar it to the word Karnak.
It still staggering how much of it has survived history! They don't build them like they used to. 🤣😁
Large stone blocks, good, dry climate and rare earthquakes - only in Egypt!
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Scarabs moved in the direction of the sun through the day and the moon at night they believed
To me this is not a temple.
It is a fortress with a bridge at the front on the Nile side.
That group of pillars serve to support the weight of the gears or pulleys and the bridge or lock.
At the front you have niches that served to hold the bridge or lock at the bottom
And not for flagpoles
Therefore, it tilts the entire structure downwards towards the rear
And all those statues and images were added afterwards.
But that is my opinion.
we basically know everything about the construction of Karnak, this great pylon and the walls around the sanctuary were built in the Late Period, hundreds of years after the statues and decorations inside were created. In fact, Egyptian temples, especially from the New Kingdom, give the impression of defensive buildings.
They've found a new scarab statue which is painted black
Oh, nice to know!
Did you go into a hot air balloon then 😍
Saw one going past my house flying very low nearly touched the roof
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The face of Ra-messes the great is clearly shows African features.
Even though scarabs are dung Beatles
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