The country that historians call Ancient Egypt called itself Kemi (with the addition of “ta” (country) Km-ta, Ta-Km - Black or Red Land). In the same way, the Russian Old Believers called the country in the north of modern Finland and Karelia - the country of Kemi (Kem), the famous “Kemsk volost”, which the Swedes unsuccessfully sought.
Egypt was also called Ta mri (Ta Miri) - the country of Peace (Miр- in Russian) (academic translation - the country of Love, Kama-desha in Sanskrit).
Upper Egypt - Ta SmAw, SmAw (Barley, Semav - Sumya) from Sma - barley (seed -semia in Russian).
Lower Egypt - Ta mHw, mHw (Linen, Fur) from mH - flax (fur - meh in Russian).
Historians have pointed out that ancient Egypt consisted of remote parts.
Ekkehard from Aura writes: “At the same time there lived the Argonauts, who, together with Jason, went to Colchis to steal the Golden Fleece. At the same time Laomedon ruled in Troy, and after him his son Priam, under whom Troy was taken. At the same time, Vesotses, king of Egypt, seeking either to unite by war or to unite by power the north and south of the country, divided almost like heaven and earth, was the first to declare war on the Scythians, having first sent envoys to convey to the enemies the terms of submission. The Scythians answered the ambassadors that the most powerful king had in vain started a war against the poor people, which he himself should rather fear due to variable successes; due to the unclear outcome of the war, gains will be negligible and losses will be obvious. Further, in order not to wait for him to come to them, they themselves decided for the sake of prey and went out to meet him. And, without hesitation, they began to carry out what was said; first they forced the horrified Vesotses to flee to their kingdom, and then attacked the army abandoned by him, seized all the military equipment and would have ravaged all of Egypt if they had not been delayed by the swamps of the Nile. Immediately returning from there, they conquered all of Asia in the course of countless wars. They were those who were later called Getae or Goths, and who were thus the first to leave Scythia at this time.”
Other authors clarify that Vesotses reached the northern borders of Colchis and Thrace, so the north of the country (Kemi) should have been even further.
An interesting fragment of the Egyptian legend “13. Some priests, however, say that Hephaestus (Ptah) was the first king, since he was the discoverer of fire and received power for this service to humanity, when one day lightning struck a tree in the mountains and the forest around caught fire, Hephaestus approached him, for this It was winter, and he really loved the warmth; when the fire subsided, he continued to add fuel, while maintaining the fire, and this way of enjoying the advantage that came from him he offered to the rest of mankind... Then Cronus became ruler...” (Diodorus Siculus).
Although theoretically a cold winter forest is possible in the Nile River valley, this is more consistent with the situation in the North. In addition, Kron was never associated with the south and always only with the North. The Kronian Ocean is the North and White Seas.
It is assumed that under the king of Egypt, Geb, the country was divided. Geb says to Horus and Set: "I have given you my shares, Southern Egypt to Set, and Northern Egypt to Horus."