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Ramses

Ramses II a Egyptian king the third ruler of the 19th dynasty and the son of Seti I. Ramses was born some time around 1304 BC and died around 1237 BC. Ramses was one of the greatest rulers of ancient Egypt if not than the best as Pharaoh Ramses was the most powerful known to mankind under him came the high priest and below the high priests came the prophets. Ramses life remain a mystery but he always recorded his big achievements. Ramses II was on the Egyptian throne for 67 years. Over all those years it was mostly quite and peaceful. Also over his reign in ancient Egypt Ramses became known for his great construction "He was the most prolific builder of any age" . Ramses had a hard childhood he was given great responsibilities and great honors and by the age of ten Ramses was captain of the army. By 1920 BC Ramses, just like many new kings spent the first few years visiting his kingdom and all the territories to see where the troubled areas are. In his fifth year of ruling Egypt, Ramses ran into some trouble, King Muwatallish of the Hittites who was planning to attack Egypt. Therefore Ramses set out and crossed the Egyptian frontier about 15 miles from Kadesh Ramses found the division of Re who were unawa


re that the Egyptians were coming and they were not prepared for battle so they fled to another group called Amun and they to were unaware of the Egyptians. So the two groups fled to Kadesh to meet the Hittites. Ramses attacked pushing the groups into the riverbank. King Muwatallish watched the battle from a distance forgetting to send in his 8,000 spearmen. Ramses head long charges had pushed the Hittites back to the river banks. The next day the savered hands of the dead were presented to Ramses. The troops praised their leader! Ramses was proud and the only thing he praised was his shield-bearer and his two horses. The battle of Kaldesh could have easily been won by the Hittites if they had all their forces but they didn't know that that Ramses army was coming. Neither side ended up wining. When Ramses left he didn't take Kaldesh but returned home in a hurry. Ramses not taking Kaldesh cost him dearly because now other states now knew their weakness. 16 years after the battle of Kaldesh, in the 21st year of Ramesses' power the Hittite-Egyptian were no longer hostile and a major peace treaty became between them. The peace treaty was ahead of its time due to the modern terms used in the agreements. The non-aggression pact and mutual defense pact are just a few examples of the terms used.

Twenty- nine years after the famous battle of Kadesh Ramses had to marry the young daughter of king Khattusilis. When the bride arrived to Egypt the Hittites and the Egyptians celebrated like brothers and there was no fighting. The daughter of the King Khattusilis liked Ramses and became one of Ramses many great wives. Ramses secured Egypt from hi

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