Khufu
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First appearance | History of a Secret |
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Known ability | Levitation |
Formal name | Khnum-Khufwy |
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Date of death | 2566 BC |
Home | Giza, Egypt |
Occupation | Pharaoh |
Significant others | Meritates, Henutsen, two unnamed queens |
Parents | Sneferu (father), Hetepheres I (mother) |
Grandparents | Huni (maternal grandfather), Meresankh I (maternal grandmother) |
Children | Djedefhor, Baufre, Kawab, Hetepheres II |
Grandchild | Meresankh III |
Other relatives | Mr. Aswan (descendant), Abu Aswan (descendant), Khufu's kin |
Khufu was a Pharaoh in ancient Egypt.
Character History
Graphic Novel:History of a Secret
In a dream, Abu Aswan watches his ancient ancestor, Pharaoh Khufu, preside over the building of the Great Pyramid of Giza. When one of Khufu's kin levitates an enormous building brick, Khufu orders that man be stoned. Khufu forbade anyone from revealing the secret ability of his lineage.
Heroes Evolutions
The repository at yamagatofellowship.org contains a page about Khufu. It discusses how "history has, perhaps unfairly, painted Khufu as a cruel leader," though he was able to realize his vision in building great pyramids. According to legend, Khufu's father, King Sneferu, was responsible for teaching Khufu to build pyramids, though "rumors whispered throughout ancient Egypt hinted that Khufu was a great sorcerer with otherworldly powers used to construct his massive projects." He is noted as a hero because of his persistence, steadfast determination, and unflagging devotion to his vision of building the Great Pyramid. The undertaking lasted for a span of twenty years over Khufu's 23-year reign over Egypt.
Evolved Human Abilities
Khufu had the ability to levitate and move heavy objects. He used this ability to help build the pyramids, though he forbade anyone from making the secret ability public.
Notes
- Khufu and the unnamed member of his kin who levitated a stone block are the earliest known evolved humans.
Gallery
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Khufu oversees the building of the Great Pyramid.
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Khufu is included in yamagatofellowship.org's repository page.
External Links
- Khufu on Wikipedia