Egyptologists often state that while invaders may have conquered Egypt militarily, Egypt conquered them culturally and religiously in turn. What qualities did Egypt possess that allowed it to "conquer" its invaders and remain relatively culturally and religiously unchanged over countless dynasties? | AskHistorians Archive Observer

Egyptologists often state that while invaders may have conquered Egypt militarily, Egypt conquered them culturally and religiously in turn. What qualities did Egypt possess that allowed it to "conquer" its invaders and remain relatively culturally and religiously unchanged over countless dynasties?

by MissBrainProblems

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There's always more to be said on the topic, but I discussed this in Ancient Egypt is often described as the longest continuous human civilization, and seems to have maintained a surprising amount of cultural continuity. How accurate is this description? If so why were they able to maintain continuity so much more than other civilizations