Beautiful Festival of the Valley
| Culture | Ancient Egypt  |
|---|---|
| Paaloŋ | Egypt |
| Located in the administrative territorial entity | Luxor |
| Bezie | Thebes |
| Coordinate location | 25°43′14″N 32°36′37″E |
| Time period | ancient history |
The Beautiful Festival of the Valley (Egyptian: hb nfr n jnt;) da eɛ a ancient Egyptian festival, a maŋ taa diibu yuoni zaa Thebes (now Luxor), yi a Middle Kingdom saŋa ane wagere kaŋa.
A sacred barques a wind deity Amun-Re, o consort Mut ane o bidɔɔ Khensu da barɛɛ a temple a Karnak ka o gaa a funerary temples a naayiriŋ na be a West Bank ane o teebo na e Theban Necropolis.
O diibu
[maaleŋ | Maale eŋ yizie]A tigri ŋa Valley da la kuune kuori maaloo,[1][2] naŋ na baŋ koɔre gaŋ a Opet Festival aŋa o naŋ na baŋ nyɛ beɛroo te gaa Middle Kingdom.[3] O da taa la eebo yi ba naŋ da boɔre ka ba leɛ teɛre yele, yi a piiluu zie a Middle Kingdom.[4] Neŋ a lɛ zaa, ka foo paale a Opet tigiri, a holy procession da eɛ a yelkpoŋ ko a liturgical calendar a Thebes.[2] A yuoni zaa tigri da taa la diibu a New Moon ko Month Two a bondeɛre wagere a Shemu.[5] A ŋa da la kyuu pie soba naŋ e a 12.[5] A Hatshepsut's reign saŋa o da eɛ a Opet ane a Beautiful Festival ko a Valley te tɔ a Amun.[6]
Ba da taa la a grand procession a tigiri piiluu saŋa naŋ na baŋ taa eebo beri mine poɔ.[7] O da eɛ colourful ane joyous occasion ko noba naŋ be a Thebes.[3] A yeltuuri da taa la wederoŋ yi Amun,[2] yi a East (ŋmenaa puribu zie, nyɔvo-paalaa, nenvobɔ gaabo zie) te ko a West (ŋmenaa kpeɛbo zie, nenkuune zie.)[7] A Amun enfuoni, naŋ taa maaloo neŋ a broad collar ane sun disk,[1] naŋ na taa wederoŋ yi Faaraa na be Nile a ceremonial boat bee barque.[3] A barque paa na be la a ship naŋ e a Userhet naŋ taa pɔgebo neŋ salma ane precious materials.[1] A Userhet maŋ taa la tuubu neŋ boats kyaare a Mut ane Khonsu a maale a Theban Triad.[2] A tigiri paa maŋ kyɔgee neŋ Temple of Million Years of the King be a teŋɛ noba na maŋ maale bɔgere neŋ bondiiri ane dãã ane flowers a flotilla a boat.[2] Great quantities of flowers maŋ taa terebo meŋ,[5] aŋa o naŋ taa sagedeebo ko a Egyptian saakonnoŋ ka flowers maŋ paale ne la deity.[2] A tendeme paa maŋ de la a flowers ama gaa ko a ba yideme' k'a e nɔmmo ane emmo wuluu la lɛ kyaare a revival ko a deceased's spirit.[2] Ba maŋ nyue kyɛ naŋ di a deceased's tombs ka a wuli ka maaloo gyamaa na gaa la a kūū kyɛ de ba ka ba peɛle a ŋmene.[7] Amun's ŋmene da taa la waabo yi a Djoser-djoseru k'o tage nɔmmo kaŋa lantaa a naa ane a ŋmemɛ neŋ a noba Naa.[7]
Sommo Yizie
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