At A Glance. Embassy Suites Tuscaloosa Alabama Downtown is situated at the corner of Greensboro and University Blvd, adjacent to Tuscaloosa Amphitheater. The hotel is several blocks from the U.S. Courthouse and City Hall and one mile from the University of Alabama.
The term Pharaoh is a Greek/Hellenistic name for a similar sounding Egyptian word P-ra, which actually meant Great House or Palace and eventually by the time of New Kingdom, came to be used as a term to address the King. In the pre-Dynastic period/Old Kingdom/Middle Kingdom the Kings were called Neswet or Nesut.
Best Answer: The expression originated in France, where it is said Le Roi est mort. Vive le Roi!. It was used, originally in French, by the British as well. The literal meaning is that the king has died, and it is hoped that the new king will live a long time. The specific reasoning for the statement goes a bit deeper. In order to prevent a civil war, or any argument as to succession, the throne was ruled never to be empty.