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Ramses II was one of the most formidable and illustrious pharaohs in ancient Egypt. Demonstrating his prowess as a builder, warrior, and monarch, he bequeathed a number of monuments and inscriptions that attest to his legacy and achievements. Furthermore, he was the most prosperous and prolonged pharaoh in history, and he was the most prolific in organizing Sed festivals. He exerted a tremendous impact on the course of world history
One of the greatest and most potent pharaohs in ancient Egypt was Ramses II. An accomplished constructor, fighter, and monarch, he left behind several monuments and inscriptions bearing witness to his accomplishments and legacy. In addition, he enjoyed a longer and more wealthy reign than any other pharaoh, and he observed more Sed festivals. He was an incredibly influential person in global history.
Well he over 66 years, he’d have to participate in a lot of Sed festivals. It happens every 13 years I think. So 5 festivals which is a lot. I doubt think most Pharaohs did more then two
Fun fact Ramses the second was also the Pharoah in the story of Moses. Who, if you do not remember Moses, introduced the ten plagues of Egypt and the people of Israel
What slab? Could you be extremely specific with your reply? Everything is being held for protection reasons so the virus couldn't destroy everything. Be specific please. What tribe are you? And can you prove it? If you were standing in front of the fates with scissors and your cord between vessel and spirit and God and the fates with scissors on said cord what would you be able to prove? You could be a shape shifter. You could be Loki.
Because Ramses II is the Pharaoh in the Story of Moses - Bible Stories and also the one who enslaved Hebrews and they (Hebrews) built the Pithom and Raamses or Pi-Ramesses for the Pharaoh
0:00 King look what man doing drawing arts picture in history. No wonder King had wife and kids too. 1:57 🤩Now that was fantastic people cheer for King Ramses II. 2:25 He teach all students in history. 3:11 Yep that's King Ramses II was sit on his Throne of Egypt. 3:37 He order all men to build several temples monuments and statues. 4:00 Oh good there was a war attack an invasion of Sheran. 4:29 ⚔Their fighting with ride and sword. 4:53 Ramses II and and Hatus III had a talk. 5:09 Cool Ramses II was ride with horse with archer at him. His troops and Guards to defend King Ramses II until reinforcements arrived. 5:52 Now they fight duel one on one battle with ride and sword. 6:53 They just want established ad defensive alliance between Egypt and The Hittites against external threats. 7:43 And now King Ramses II order him to images and words in history of Egypt. Now they are happy with family and kids too. 8:47 A man speech a word to all citizens of Egypt and King Ramses II behind him. They cover King Ramses II body with bandages mummy. 9:44 😄 King Ramses II was doing to achievements his complete his task make Egypt for all people better future after his death and went to afterlife. 👏👏 Now that was amazing story of Ramses II The Story of Egypt's Most Famous Pharaoh. Totally awesome and fantastic!
Oh no a curse. What kind of curse? What if you curse me to lose everything and I counter said curse to give me everything? What if you curse me with plagues and I say oh my God thank you? Who doesn't love them some curses? I only accept curses as awesome only. The ten commandments applies to everyone no exceptions. Happy Apocalypse.
Ramses II's long life-he lived between 90 and 96 years-gave him ample opportunity to marry wives and beget children. He had over 200 wives and concubines and over 100 children, many of whom he outlived. His first and perhaps favorite wife was Nefertari, to whom he dedicated one of the temples at Abu Simbel.
Ramses II was actually not royal by birth. His grandfather, Ramses I, was a vizier to the pharaoh Horemheb, who died without an heir. He appointed his vizier to be his successor shortly before he died.
To all of you saying Cleo or tut is the greatest leaders of Egypt but none of them lead for 66 years tho tut died young, Cleo was known be be like Kim kardashian
Cleopatra is definitely not like Kim Kardashian. She spoke several languages (including Egyptian which made Her the first of the Ptolemaic Pharaohs to speak the language), wrote academic treatises, could command an army, and had studied the contents of the Library of Alexandria.
Facts. Tut restored their religion to what it once was after his father turned everything upside down. But he didn’t have the chance to do much. Sure he was pharaoh for 10 years at least. But he was pharaoh since he was 8 or 9. So he was a place holder for most of that time until he was old enough to take charge. So it’s more like 2 or 3 years he was actually ruling
If we compare Akhenaten and Tut who is greater? Tut restored the old religion in Egypt, but Akhenaten was more influential in global history, since he invented enotheism and monotheism came after it.
Duting the reign of the Pharaoh Ramses II there was a large military formation of the egyptian which proved to be incompatible with jewish culture!Due to this military formation the jews had to abandon Egypt led by Moses!(Exodus)In other words during the period of Pharaoh Ramses II there was a conflit between polytheism and monotheism which had the politheism of Pharaoh Ramses II as the Winner!
Nope. The time line doesn’t match up to be Ramses. I don’t remember who is the most likely candidate tough. It could be Amenhotep if it was earlier then Ramses. But it definitely wasn’t Ramses
Mabaleyn kano mangareym ni Sto Niño CEBU kan ney Ading mo Ramsee boy the second?From taga lakad Ading ako ni Jesus Christ ako yung KAMBAL nya Irene FOREVER Bug Gabriel phantom of the opera music thank you Amen with blessings juan bautista para mary IMMACULATE CONCEPTION daw sya Amen
@@highcountrydelatite I am also historian and archealogist. SETI I already pave way for RAMESSES II THUTMOSE III bring eyptian territory to great extent. THUTMOSE III is a warrior PHARAOH than RAMESSES II But in tense of building and monuments RAMESSES II surpass THUTMOSE III
@bennu547 your right but if I asked most ppl I know they would definitely know tutankhamen. & Cleopatra from movies, not alot of ppl who do not know about eypyt would be able to name ramses II
@@bennu547 Wrong. Tutankhamon restored the old religion in Egypt after his father turned everything upside down. Cleopatra is important in history because she challenged the Roman Empire. She wanted Alexandria to become the capital of the Empire, she financed Mark Anthony's military campaigns in order to get Anatolia and the Levant for themselves and wanted her firstborn son, Cesarion, to become the pharaoh of Egypt and the Emperor at the same time (since he was the only biological son of Julius Cesar). She kept Egypt independant for 20 years before it fell to the Romans. Ramses II was the greatest pharaoh of Egypt. But you can't dismiss others who also did good for Egypt.
The mummy was forensically tested in 1976 by Pierre-Fernand Ceccaldi, the chief forensic scientist at the Criminal Identification Laboratory of Paris. Ceccaldi observed that the mummy had slightly wavy, red hair; from this trait combined with cranial features, he concluded that Ramesses II was of a "Berber type" and hence - according to Ceccaldi's analysis - fair-skinned.However, Cheikh Anta Diop disputed the results of the study and argued that the structure of hair morphology cannot determine the ethnicity of a mummy and that a comparative study should have featured Nubians in Upper Egypt before a conclusive judgement was reached .In 1980, James Harris conducted a series of X-ray examinations on New Kingdom Pharaohs crania and skeletal remains, which included the mummified remains of Ramesses II. The analysis in general found strong similarities between the New Kingdom rulers of the 19 Dynasty and 20 Dynasty with Nubian samples. The authors also noted affinities with modern Mediterranean populations of Levantine origin. Harris and Wente suggested that this represented admixture as the Rammessides were of northern origin. To sum this up, we don't know his exact skin tone. But Ramesses chose to be drawn with a darker skin tone in all of his depictions. The perfect example for this is the depiction of his Compaign in Nubia, which feature black nubians and some white servants. Ramesses and his sons are drawn much darker than the white servants, almost as dark as the Nubians in fact.
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Ramses II was one of the most formidable and illustrious pharaohs in ancient Egypt. Demonstrating his prowess as a builder, warrior, and monarch, he bequeathed a number of monuments and inscriptions that attest to his legacy and achievements. Furthermore, he was the most prosperous and prolonged pharaoh in history, and he was the most prolific in organizing Sed festivals. He exerted a tremendous impact on the course of world history
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One of the greatest and most potent pharaohs in ancient Egypt was Ramses II. An accomplished constructor, fighter, and monarch, he left behind several monuments and inscriptions bearing witness to his accomplishments and legacy. In addition, he enjoyed a longer and more wealthy reign than any other pharaoh, and he observed more Sed festivals. He was an incredibly influential person in global history.
Well he over 66 years, he’d have to participate in a lot of Sed festivals. It happens every 13 years I think. So 5 festivals which is a lot. I doubt think most Pharaohs did more then two
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He's no Santa Claus!
The man in gauze, the man in gauze,
King Ramses!
May Allah bless us all ameen
Fun fact Ramses the second was also the Pharoah in the story of Moses. Who, if you do not remember Moses, introduced the ten plagues of Egypt and the people of Israel
There’s actually a fair amount of debate about which pharaoh that was. Other candidates include Amenhotep II and Thutmose III.
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"Return the slab"
What slab? Could you be extremely specific with your reply? Everything is being held for protection reasons so the virus couldn't destroy everything. Be specific please. What tribe are you? And can you prove it? If you were standing in front of the fates with scissors and your cord between vessel and spirit and God and the fates with scissors on said cord what would you be able to prove? You could be a shape shifter. You could be Loki.
How many ramses existeded beside the 2nd?
11 Pharaohs have that name.
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@@Daisy-ue9vk My mistake I meant to say
Egypt =/= Africa, IPhone autocorrect
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Because Ramses II is the Pharaoh in the Story of Moses - Bible Stories and also the one who enslaved Hebrews and they (Hebrews) built the Pithom and Raamses or Pi-Ramesses for the Pharaoh
0:00 King look what man doing drawing arts picture in history. No wonder King had wife and kids too.
1:57 🤩Now that was fantastic people cheer for King Ramses II.
2:25 He teach all students in history.
3:11 Yep that's King Ramses II was sit on his Throne of Egypt.
3:37 He order all men to build several temples monuments and statues.
4:00 Oh good there was a war attack an invasion of Sheran.
4:29 ⚔Their fighting with ride and sword.
4:53 Ramses II and and Hatus III had a talk.
5:09 Cool Ramses II was ride with horse with archer at him. His troops and Guards to defend King Ramses II until reinforcements arrived.
5:52 Now they fight duel one on one battle with ride and sword.
6:53 They just want established ad defensive alliance between Egypt and The Hittites against external threats.
7:43 And now King Ramses II order him to images and words in history of Egypt. Now they are happy with family and kids too.
8:47 A man speech a word to all citizens of Egypt and King Ramses II behind him. They cover King Ramses II body with bandages mummy.
9:44 😄 King Ramses II was doing to achievements his complete his task make Egypt for all people better future after his death and went to afterlife.
👏👏 Now that was amazing story of Ramses II The Story of Egypt's Most Famous Pharaoh. Totally awesome and fantastic!
Good video thanks
He died in an age of 90 he is one of the very few pharaohs that became so old. (1 out of 2/3 pharaohs to be precise).
Return the slab or suffer my curse.
What's yer offer?
Oh no a curse. What kind of curse? What if you curse me to lose everything and I counter said curse to give me everything? What if you curse me with plagues and I say oh my God thank you? Who doesn't love them some curses? I only accept curses as awesome only. The ten commandments applies to everyone no exceptions. Happy Apocalypse.
What did he do to his people?
I suggest you think out "History VS Ramses II" after this.
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Ramses II's long life-he lived between 90 and 96 years-gave him ample opportunity to marry wives and beget children. He had over 200 wives and concubines and over 100 children, many of whom he outlived. His first and perhaps favorite wife was Nefertari, to whom he dedicated one of the temples at Abu Simbel.
Interesting and full of journey and life
One correction: his first capital was Thebes, same as his predecessors. Later, he commissioned the construction of a new one, Pi-Ramses.
How could Rammses live until 90+ when he died chasing Moses in his adulthood?
Scholars aren’t sure if Ramses II was the pharaoh of the Exodus. Amenhotep II and Thutmose III are also possible candidates.
Ramses II was actually not royal by birth. His grandfather, Ramses I, was a vizier to the pharaoh Horemheb, who died without an heir. He appointed his vizier to be his successor shortly before he died.
To all of you saying Cleo or tut is the greatest leaders of Egypt but none of them lead for 66 years tho tut died young, Cleo was known be be like Kim kardashian
Cleopatra is definitely not like Kim Kardashian. She spoke several languages (including Egyptian which made Her the first of the Ptolemaic Pharaohs to speak the language), wrote academic treatises, could command an army, and had studied the contents of the Library of Alexandria.
Facts. Tut restored their religion to what it once was after his father turned everything upside down. But he didn’t have the chance to do much. Sure he was pharaoh for 10 years at least. But he was pharaoh since he was 8 or 9. So he was a place holder for most of that time until he was old enough to take charge. So it’s more like 2 or 3 years he was actually ruling
@@bennu547Tut restored the Egyptian religion. I wouldn't care if He ruled for five minutes. That act alone gives Him an A+ in my book
If we compare Akhenaten and Tut who is greater? Tut restored the old religion in Egypt, but Akhenaten was more influential in global history, since he invented enotheism and monotheism came after it.
You know about Ramses II? Why didn't you mention him in the Story of Moses - Bible Stories
Also, the question if Ramses II is the most famous Pharaoh was he liked or hated because I think he was hated by Jews who were enslaved by him
Isn't he also the pharaoh from the Book of Exodus?
Nope. That was a very popular idea. But the timeline doesn’t match up for it to be Ramses
Some say that was actually Amenhotep II or Thutmose III.
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Duting the reign of the Pharaoh Ramses II there was a large military formation of the egyptian which proved to be incompatible with jewish culture!Due to this military formation the jews had to abandon Egypt led by Moses!(Exodus)In other words during the period of Pharaoh Ramses II there was a conflit between polytheism and monotheism which had the politheism of Pharaoh Ramses II as the Winner!
So this is the pharaoh that moses faced off?!
Nah, that was Amenhotep II
Nope. The time line doesn’t match up to be Ramses. I don’t remember who is the most likely candidate tough. It could be Amenhotep if it was earlier then Ramses. But it definitely wasn’t Ramses
That was more likely Thutmose 2 or 3
The Exodus never happened. Moses wasnt a real person, just a figure of legend
Pharaoh was from the 2nd intermediate period, not new kingdom.. He was from the hyksos who ruled lower Egypt for 200 years..
Egypt’s most famous pharaoh is Cleopatra
Second most famous
@@pedrogabrielduarte4544 not really, tutankhamun and cleopatra are the most famous in egypt
Really, I don't think she is
Cleopatra is Greek her name also means greek
@@jannusetan8306 i know? she’s still a pharaoh of egypt
Where's Moses in this story?
The story of Moses is one of mythology. There is no legitimate records of hebrews being in Egypt.
@yakshakingu well, none that you consider "legitimate"
The mariage with his daughters was a "symbolic mariage ".
This is important to precise ! He never had children with any of his daughters.
You know this?
He was not the exodus Pharoah.
Mabaleyn kano mangareym ni Sto Niño CEBU kan ney Ading mo Ramsee boy the second?From taga lakad Ading ako ni Jesus Christ ako yung KAMBAL nya Irene FOREVER Bug Gabriel phantom of the opera music thank you Amen with blessings juan bautista para mary IMMACULATE CONCEPTION daw sya Amen
Hail to the Divine Ramesses II! Dua Netjer Nefer User Maat Re setep en Re Ramessu mery Amun!
Was he the one that the herbew slaves was under? If so I would not see him being a great pharaoh.
That could have been Amenhotep II or Thutmose III.
Egyptian greatest PHARAOHS is THUTMOSE III
@@highcountrydelatite I am also historian and archealogist.
SETI I already pave way for RAMESSES II
THUTMOSE III bring eyptian territory to great extent.
THUTMOSE III is a warrior PHARAOH than RAMESSES II
But in tense of building and monuments RAMESSES II surpass THUTMOSE III
like this is if you think it would actually be tutankhamen or cleopatra 👇
They didn’t do anything. Tut didn’t live long enough to and Cleopatra just wanted to touch butts and didn’t do anything for Egypt
@bennu547 your right but if I asked most ppl I know they would definitely know tutankhamen.
& Cleopatra from movies, not alot of ppl who do not know about eypyt would be able to name ramses II
@@bennu547 Wrong. Tutankhamon restored the old religion in Egypt after his father turned everything upside down. Cleopatra is important in history because she challenged the Roman Empire. She wanted Alexandria to become the capital of the Empire, she financed Mark Anthony's military campaigns in order to get Anatolia and the Levant for themselves and wanted her firstborn son, Cesarion, to become the pharaoh of Egypt and the Emperor at the same time (since he was the only biological son of Julius Cesar). She kept Egypt independant for 20 years before it fell to the Romans.
Ramses II was the greatest pharaoh of Egypt. But you can't dismiss others who also did good for Egypt.
Your depiction of him is inaccurate. He had red hair, and that means he wasnt that dark.
His father as well as many others who revered the god Set dyed their hair red to emulate his characteristics.
@@yakshakingu nope, his DNA shows that he was almost all Phoenician. Which we all know is where red hair comes from.
DNA says otherwise. I think they’d know the difference between hair dye and real hair when they analyzed it
@@bennu547 are you responding to me or the guy who brought up the dye?
The mummy was forensically tested in 1976 by Pierre-Fernand Ceccaldi, the chief forensic scientist at the Criminal Identification Laboratory of Paris. Ceccaldi observed that the mummy had slightly wavy, red hair; from this trait combined with cranial features, he concluded that Ramesses II was of a "Berber type" and hence - according to Ceccaldi's analysis - fair-skinned.However, Cheikh Anta Diop disputed the results of the study and argued that the structure of hair morphology cannot determine the ethnicity of a mummy and that a comparative study should have featured Nubians in Upper Egypt before a conclusive judgement was reached .In 1980, James Harris conducted a series of X-ray examinations on New Kingdom Pharaohs crania and skeletal remains, which included the mummified remains of Ramesses II. The analysis in general found strong similarities between the New Kingdom rulers of the 19 Dynasty and 20 Dynasty with Nubian samples. The authors also noted affinities with modern Mediterranean populations of Levantine origin. Harris and Wente suggested that this represented admixture as the Rammessides were of northern origin. To sum this up, we don't know his exact skin tone. But Ramesses chose to be drawn with a darker skin tone in all of his depictions. The perfect example for this is the depiction of his Compaign in Nubia, which feature black nubians and some white servants. Ramesses and his sons are drawn much darker than the white servants, almost as dark as the Nubians in fact.
Propaganda
I still think it's glorious that they thought the Pharaoh had to rub one out in the Nile for the floods to happen
That's really "CREEPY" to marry your daughter.
Very but some ancient rulers did that as well as marry their sisters believing the bloodline would be kept pure and the power was theirs to keep