Khafra

About Khafra

Khafra was a Fourth Dynasty Egyptian Pharaoh who reigned around 2570 to 2544 BC. As the builder of the second-largest Pyramid at Giza, he is historically recognized as one of the most significant figures of ancient Egypt, second perhaps only to his father, Khufu. His foundational role in monumental construction and the establishment of Old Kingdom power solidifies his position at HPI Rank #567 among the world’s most influential figures.

However, modern internet attention shows a severe disconnect from this historical gravity. Khafra's annualized Wikipedia views for 2025 are only around 5K, resulting in a massive attention gap of -78x when benchmarked against his historical importance. To contextualize this low visibility, figures with far less historical weight, such as Slobodan Milošević (HPI #939), attract over 900K views, highlighting the extent of this underattention in the digital sphere.

Furthermore, the slight decline in interest is indicated by a Year-over-Year Change of -6.6% and a Q1 vs. Q3 Momentum loss of -2%, suggesting his already minimal online presence is slowly receding.