3270 BC - 3125 BC
Narmer (Ancient Egyptian: nꜥr-mr, meaning "painful catfish," "stinging catfish," "harsh catfish," or "fierce catfish;" r. c. 3273 – 2987 BC) was an ancient Egyptian pharaoh of the Early Dynastic Period. Read more on Wikipedia
Since 2007, the English Wikipedia page of Narmer has received more than 1,622,562 page views. His biography is available in 57 different languages on Wikipedia (up from 56 in 2019). Narmer is the 379th most popular politician (up from 400th in 2019).
Narmer is most famous for uniting Upper and Lower Egypt, which was accomplished by conquering the north.
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Among politicians, Narmer ranks 379 out of 15,710. Before him are Selim III, Philip I of Castile, Abdul Hamid I, Hafez al-Assad, Philip VI of France, and Syngman Rhee. After him are Louis Bonaparte, Şehzade Mustafa, Artaxerxes I of Persia, Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, Vitellius, and Didius Julianus.
1761 - 1808
HPI: 80.49
Rank: 373
1478 - 1506
HPI: 80.48
Rank: 374
1725 - 1789
HPI: 80.48
Rank: 375
1930 - 2000
HPI: 80.48
Rank: 376
1293 - 1350
HPI: 80.47
Rank: 377
1875 - 1965
HPI: 80.47
Rank: 378
3270 BC - 3125 BC
HPI: 80.46
Rank: 379
1778 - 1846
HPI: 80.45
Rank: 380
1515 - 1553
HPI: 80.44
Rank: 381
500 BC - 424 BC
HPI: 80.43
Rank: 382
1946 - Present
HPI: 80.41
Rank: 383
15 - 69
HPI: 80.40
Rank: 384
133 - 193
HPI: 80.40
Rank: 385
Among people born in 3270 BC, Narmer ranks 1. Among people deceased in 3125 BC, Narmer ranks 1.