The Tale of Sinuhe

The Tale of Sinuhe is an ancient Egyptian story, believed to be from around 1800 BCE. It follows Sinuhe, a court official who flees Egypt after hearing of the king's death. He travels through foreign lands, faces various challenges, and ultimately finds success and wealth. Despite his achievements, he longs for his homeland. Eventually, he is allowed to return to Egypt, where he is welcomed back by the king. The tale explores themes of exile, identity, and the longing for home, reflecting the values of loyalty and the importance of one's roots in Egyptian culture.