Ancient Supreme Council of Egypt

The Ancient Supreme Council of Egypt was a central governing body in ancient Egypt, primarily during the late period. It functioned as a council of high-ranking officials, priests, and scribes responsible for legislative, judicial, and administrative decisions. Its role was to advise the pharaoh, oversee state affairs, and maintain religious and political order. The council reflected a complex bureaucracy that helped manage Egypt's prosperity, stability, and religious practices, acting as an essential institution in the governance structure during certain periods of Egyptian history.