Each pharaoh has attributes including a name, nickname, birth year, and death year. Pharaohs belong to Egyptian dynasties, which have attributes of a start year, stop year, capital city, and number used to identify them. Dynasties can have one or more pharaoh members.

1. Consider a database containing information about ancient Egyptian pharaohs and archeology.
Create entities and relationships as appropriate for each (independent) situation described below.
Information that is true for all of the following ER diagrams: Each pharaoh has a name, a
nickname, a birth and
a death year. The name is a unique identifier for each pharaoh (Ramses I, Ramses II, Akhenaton,
etc.)
Draw an ER diagram that describes it.
1) Each pharaoh must be part of one Egyptian dynasty. Egyptian dynasties have a start year and a
stop year, a
capital city, and a number. The number of the dynasty can be used to identify it. Dynasties have
one
or more members.