The government officials usually consisted of the Pharaoh’s family members, the nobles and priests (The Social or Egyptian Social). The highest position after the Pharaoh is the vizier, which is the pharaoh’s right hand man or sometimes appointed the high priest of Amun-Ra, the king of the egyptian gods (Pharaoh). The vizier supervised the political administrations, such as agriculture, finances, judicial, military, architectural, and religions of Egypt and all of the official documents had to have been reviewed by him and signed with his seal before they were deemed appropriate (Pharaoh). Also, they governed the taxation system, oversaw the water and food supply, settled disputes between the nobles, and the safety regarding the royal family
The government officials usually consisted of the Pharaoh’s family members, the nobles and priests (The Social or Egyptian Social). The highest position after the Pharaoh is the vizier, which is the pharaoh’s right hand man or sometimes appointed the high priest of Amun-Ra, the king of the egyptian gods (Pharaoh). The vizier supervised the political administrations, such as agriculture, finances, judicial, military, architectural, and religions of Egypt and all of the official documents had to have been reviewed by him and signed with his seal before they were deemed appropriate (Pharaoh). Also, they governed the taxation system, oversaw the water and food supply, settled disputes between the nobles, and the safety regarding the royal family