Which ancient Egyptian symbol was specifically designed to represent royal authority and was carefully controlled as an exclusive 'brand mark' of pharaonic power?

Before modern logos and branding, ancient civilizations created powerful visual identities that have stood the test of time. These symbols represented authority, religious significance, and cultural identity across empires. Test your knowledge about how ancient civilizations managed their 'brand identity' through distinctive symbols, architectural features, and visual representations that communicated power and legitimacy across vast territories with diverse populations.

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The Ankh (symbol of life)
The Uraeus (cobra emblem worn on royal headdresses)
The Eye of Horus (symbol of protection)
The Djed Pillar (symbol of stability)