King Djoser

In ancient Egypt, King Djoser, son of Khasekhemwy, ascended the throne with a vision to elevate his kingdom. Inspired by dreams of grandeur, he commissioned the Step Pyramid at Saqqara, the first stone structure of its kind, designed by architect Imhotep. A skilled military leader and devout believer in the divine, Djoser expanded Egypt's borders and secured his legacy. His reign marked the dawn of a glorious civilization, immortalized in stone.