Ramses: Anatomy of a Pharaoh

Ramses has led a difficult and profound life, but he can complete, build and expand so many ideas in Egypt and today. Ramses II made most of the decisions based on his participation, whether it was war, politics, or domination. When my father died, Egypt had to depend on Ramesses II as Pharaoh. The step Ramses had to take at the age of 19 was difficult to achieve through some of his father's training. Ramses can accomplish many of the innovations surviving today. As ruler, Ramses was also the leader of his troops and led many fights, including the famous war of the Egyptians and Hittites.

Ramses grew up in the royal family of Egypt. He received education and became leader of Egypt. When Ramses was about 5 years old, his father became Pharaoh. At that time, there was a brother in Ramses who was the prince of Egypt and became the next pharaoh. However, when Ramses was about 14 years old, his brother passed away. Ramses II is now an Egyptian pharaoh. Perhaps the most famous fight during Ramses' s reign was the battle of Gardsch. This fight is the oldest fight in history. In the battle, Ramses fought Hittites near the city of Kadesh. Ramses led his small crew of 20,000 to fight 50 thousand big Hittites. The battle was not conclusive (nobody really won), Ramses returned home and became a military hero.

The rule of Ramses II was characterized by many military wars, he became one of the famous Egyptian pharaohs, and was known for his military power. When he dominated other Ancient Egyptian pharaohs (most remarkably), they focused on the establishment of monotheism, and the majority of his ruling was regained to regain Egyptian territory. The army of Ramses II was over 100,000 people, and during that time it was huge. The most famous battle of Ramses 2 is the battle of Gardsch which took place in Gardes (now Syria). Fighting the Hittites in 1274 BC, this is the biggest war fight ever. Ramses failed in combat by splitting a unit and wiping out one of its units. After all, the party did not win, and Ramses had to retreat due to difficulties in logistics.

Despite their fight, in 1284 BC Ramses and Hittite signed a treaty that bounds the two empires and ended a costly struggle between them. Many historians believe that Ramses is a pharaoh written in the Bible. They believe that the story that Ramses could be the story that Moses told Pharaoh to let his people go. Some people believe that when Ramses is dead he became a god. Ramses spent most of the 67 years on the revival of the empire and the battle against Hittite in Asia Minor. When Ramses died, he was only 92 years old and converted to a temple by a mummy. The mummification process takes about 70 days. Three of the four Gods are engraved on one side of a big temple and said to protect Ramses. The fourth god is the god of the earth, so he is still in the temple and in the eternal darkness of the underground