This place was ruled by King Parahu and Queen Aty, who both allegedly had a case of gout when they were visited by the chancellor Nehsi.
This place was ruled by King Parahu and Queen Aty, who both allegedly had a case of gout when they were visited by the chancellor Nehsi. This place, sometimes referred to as Ta Netjer, was first recorded on King Sahure's inscription on the Palermo Stone. According to legend, this location was home to a great serpent who introduces himself as Lord of this place, but says this place will turn into water after you leave it, in a text called the "Tale of the Shipwrecked Sailor." A state named in honor of this place was led in the early 20th century by the Warsangali Sultanate and was centered at Garowe. This kingdom is often referred to as the land of myrrhtrees on temple reliefs, as well as a land full of ebony, gold, ivory, and blackwood. For 10 points, name this semi-mythical kingdom to which expeditions were sent by Hatshepsut, and whichlends its name to a modern day land in Somalia.
This place was ruled by King Parahu and Queen Aty, who both allegedly had a case of gout when they were visited by the chancellor Nehsi.
Kingdom of Punt [accept   Puntland or Pwenet or  Pwene]