Sinuhe Tale

Sinuhe Tale

Sinuhe story is  One of the most dazzling tales of ancient Egyptian literature (The Story of Sinuhe)

The story of Sinuhe is dating back to about the year 2000 BC. It was studied and written again until the era of the modern state around 1500 BC in Egyptian schools due to its importance, as it is considered a model of love and
loyalty to the homeland.
The impact of Sinuhe’s recent story: -
• In 2007, a children's cartoon series was shown, and it met with great acceptance and love during that period (Sinuhi, My Love, and Titi Sherry at night, at night, woooo at night, at night, soooo).
 Naguib Mahfouz , the Egyptian writer who won the 1988 Nobel Prize for literature wrote a story entitled (The
Return of Sinuhe) in 1941 and translated into English by Raymond Stock "The Return of Sinuhe "
 â€¢ Mika Waltari wrote a novel in 1945 called The Egyptian. Its story is the same as Sinuhe’s story, and it was turned
into a Hollywood movie in 1954 with the same name.
Events of the story: -
The events take place during the reign of King Amenemhat the First), founder of the 12th family. During the return of the Egyptian army from the West after their victory against a people called “tnw”, a tribe of the Libyan tribes, Crown Prince Senusret received news telling him that his father, Amenemhat, had been planning a plot for him and was subsequently killed.  So he hurried back and left the army because to mourn his father, as well as because his inheritance to the throne became in danger, and soon this news spread among the soldiers and army
men, and some of them will be revealed. ''
- The correct name for Sinuhe is (Sa Naht - sꜣ nḥt, meaning Ibn Sycamore and Sycamore, was the tree of life
of the ancient Egyptian and associated with it deities, the most important of which was Hathor, who was called the Lady of Sycamore) and his function was that he was the servant of the royal harem and also the director of the king's
loss in the countries of Asians and many other titles  He was an important figure in the country.
 Â»When the news reached Sinuhe, he was very sad, so we find him saying,“ Then my heart was burning, and my arms fell out, and tremors seized all my organs. So I jumped, looking for a place to hide.”Sinuhe decided not to return to the palace and run away.
 - The reason for Sinuhe’s escape: It is not known with certainty, but even he could not justify it for himself in the main story, but most likely he realized that there might be a massacre that Crown Prince Senohe would inflict in revenge for his father’s death or that there would be a struggle for the throne and other conspiracies, so he decided to distance himself from all  that.
 â€œSinuhe continued his escape route, and while he was near the canals on the Isthmus of Suez today, we find him saying,“ And here I fainted until I fell from thirst, and I was thirsty, and my throat was burning, and I said: “This is the taste of death.” But fortunately there is a Bedouin tribe that I found in this  The region gave him milk and water and transported him to Syria. The tribe’s leader was in the royal palace before that, and Sinuhe’s opinion and he knows himwell.
»After that, it is mentioned that Sinuhi became moving from land to land until he reached the port of Jbeil in Lebanon now until he reached the upper Retnu“ Palestine now ”and its prince was called Nansho and he heard about Sinuhe’s experiences, wisdom, and great worth. So he honored him and his wife among his eldest daughters and put him great on his children and allowed him to  He chooses which land he pleases "and it was a beautiful land called" J ",
and there were tuna and vineyards in it, and its wine was more than its water. It was abundantly witnessed, and its olives were in abundance, and all the fruits were loaded on its trees, and there were poetry and wheat in it, and cattle missed by counting Of every kind.
 â€œSinuhe grew up, his children grew up, and he became a leader and he eliminated the desert Bedouins who were plundering what did not belong to them until another man came who challenged Sinuhe in front of all the people. He was a very strong man who triumphed over all of Palestine.  Here, the yearning for Sinuhe began to return to his homeland in which he was raised to be buried there and to complete the rest of his life, and we see him saying, “And you, O God, whoever you are, who ordered this escape, be merciful and return me to the king’s residence, and perhaps you will allow me to see the place.  Who dwells in my heart, and what is more important than that is to sprinkle my body in the land on which I was born, come to my aid. ”He kept in his speech asking King Senusret to pardon him and address his wife and children to intercede for him with their father.
“Senusret knew what happened and the speech of Sinuhe and his forgiveness, and he knew that he did not commit any sin and did not participate in the conspiracy against his father, Amenemhat, so he told him that he did not do anything until there is any decision against him, so the king said, 'Come again to Egypt to see the residence of the king in which you die, and accept the land  At the two great doors, and you will obtain your share among the palace men, ”and he promised him to build a cemetery worthy of him, as well as a funeral worthy of his mummy, that his mummy cover be made of gold and be used by singers and dancers, and that his motorcade would drag oxen, and not to bury him asians, and not to be shrouded in sheepskin.  He was happy when the speech reached him, he returned to his beloved homeland, and the kind male has become immortal to this day.