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Reign

head preserved in the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston

He takes over from his father in his office and appeared for the first time as superintendent of the royal stables. Charioteer and Chief archers , he obtained the post of royal ships from foreign countries. He then became commander of the fortress Tjaru and Superintendent of the Mouths of the Nile, that is to say, the military governor of the delta.

Friend of Horemheb , the last pharaoh of the ^eighteenth dynasty , he made him his vizier and gives moreover the title of Member of Parliament throughout the country, of monitoring the work undertaken in the country. He is dismantling the temples of Aten erected at Karnak and reuses their stones to build the ^ninth pylon of the Temple of Amun. He placed at the foot of the latter two statues representing him.

Horemheb had no son, towards the end of his reign, Rameses appoints as co-regent and heir implicitly . He had a son, whose Seti , his wife Satre. A statue discovered in 1913 at Karnak in the name of Ramses or rather Paramss has indeed a titular princely heir to the entire country, head of the city and vizier.

Ramses ^I was already old at his coronation (to -1295 ), his son Seti became co-regent of his father as shown by the monuments of the reign .

Seti conducted many military campaigns, including Syria , while Ramses is rather concerned the country's affairs. He continues building the pillared hall of the temple of Karnak begun under Amenhotep III by the aisle, building north of the room. He nearly Avaris settlement that will subsequently enlarged by his son and grand-son in a real capital, Pi-Ramses.

The last known date of his reign is 20 Peret year 2 .

Burial

Relief depicting Ramses ^I at a table of offerings - Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

After a brief reign, Ramses ^I died, leaving his son to become pharaoh. He is buried in the Valley of the Kings at Thebes. His tomb, discovered by a href = "Giovanni_Belzoni" class = "mw-redirect" title = "Giovanni Belzoni"> Giovanni Belzoni in 1817 , known as KV16 , is small for a pharaoh, seeming to confirm the eagerness with which it was built. It is covered with frescoes telling passages from the Book of doors , in the same vein as those of Horemheb , which in style it is very close. We have found the remains of funerary furniture including a wooden statue that tarred, intact, was the counterpart of those who guarded the tomb of Tutankhamun , which are exhibited in the first floor of the Cairo Museum.

Seti ^I built him a chapel at Abydos preserved at Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

Notes

Sources

• Christiane Desroches Noblecourt , Ramses II, the real story, Pygmalion, 1997 ( ISBN 2-7441-0425-6 ) .

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Alphabetically	aqen Achoris Adjibi Aha Ahetepr Ahmose Ahmose I. Akhenaten Alara Alexander IV of Macedonia Alexander the Great Amasis Amnms I. Amnms II Amnms III Amnms IV Amnms V Amnms VI Amenemhat I. Amenemhat II Amenemhat III Amenemhat IV Amenemhat V Amenemhat VI Amenemhat VII Amenemhat Senebef Amenemnesout Amenemope Amenhotep I Amenhotep II Amenhotep III Amenhotep IV Ameni Kemaou Amenmes Amenhotep I. Amenhotep II Amenhotep III Amenhotep IV Ammers Amyrte Ankh-Khperour nkhesen Ankhesenpepi II Antef I. Antef II Antef III Antef IV Antef V Antef VI Antef VII Aper Apophis I. Apophis II Apries Arses Artaxerxes I. Artaxerxes II Artaxerxes III Auletes A Ay I. Baka Bakenranef Bardiya Berenice IV Binthris Bocchoris Cambyses II Shabaka Chabataka Caesarion Chepseskaf Chepseskar Cleopatra VII Darius I Darius II Darius III Den Dionysus Djadjay Djdefptah Djedefre Djedkare II Djedkare Isesi Djedptahiefnkh Djehuty Djer Djoutimhat Djoser Djserkar Amenhotep Epiphanius Eupator Evergetes Gemenefkhonsoubak Harsiesis I. Hat-Hor Hatshepsut Hemptah I. Hor-Aha Hor I. Hor III Hor III Horemheb Horus Adjibi Horus serekh Horus Ba Horus Crocodile Horus Djedkheperou Horus Djer Horus Lion Horus Qa Horus Shertaouy Horus Semerkhet Horus Seneferka Hotep Hetepsekhemwy Hetepsekhmoui Houdjefa I. Huni Ihmes I. Ihmes II (Ihmes its Neith) Ibi II Imhotep INED Ini I. Ini II Ioufeni Ioupout I. Ioupout II Iry-Hor Isou Ity Iytenou Ja-ib Ka Kachta Kamose Kay Khaba Khababash Kephren Khamoudy Khaouserr Khsekhmem Khatiri Khendjer Khoui Khouiiker Khyan Kha Khufu Khafre Khety I. Khety II Khety III Khety IV Khety V Khety VI Khety VII Koufou Matibr Hatshepsut Hatshepsut Menes Menkaouhor Menkaure Menkar Mentuhotep Mentuhotep I. Mentuhotep II Mentuhotep III Mentuhotep IV Mentuhotep V Mentuhotep VI Mentuhotep VII Mrenhor Merneptah Merenre Merenre I. Merenre II Meribr Khety Mridjefar Merikare Merikare I. Merikare II Merikheperr Merneith Mery-Re-oUser Merneptah Montouemsaf Mentuhotep I. Mentuhotep II Mentuhotep III Mentuhotep IV Mentuhotep V Mentuhotep VI Mentuhotep VII Mouths Menkaure Narmer Nebka Nebnoun Nebououserr Nebra Nechepso Nectanebo Nectanebo I. Nectanebo II Nedjemibr Neferefre Neferhotep I. Neferhotep I Neferhotep III Neferirkare Neferirkare II Neferirkare Kakai Nferkahor Anu Nferkamin Nferkamin I. Nferkaouhor Nferkaour Nferkar Nferkar Nferkar Nferkar II Nferkar III Nferkar IV Nferkar V Nferkar VII Nferkar Pepiseneb Nferkasokar Nfrousobek Nhsi Necho Necho I. Necho II Nphrits I. Nphrits II Nerkar Nesbanebdjed I. Netjerkar Nimlot I. Nimlot III Ninetjer Niuserre Nitocris Ny-Hor Nykar Osorkon former Osorkon I. Osorkon II Osorkon III Osorkon IV Ouadjekh Ouadja Ouadjkar Ouadjnes Ougaf Unas Ouneg Oupouaoutemsaf Userkaf Ouserkar Ousermontou Padimenti Pe-Hor Peftjaouaouibastet Penamon Pepi Pepi I. Pepi II Peribsen Petubastis I. Petubastis II Petubastis III Piankhy Pimay Pinudjem I. Philadelphus Philometor Philopator Physcon Psammetichus I. Psammetichus II Psammetichus III Psammouthis Psusennes Psusennes I. Psusennes II Ptolemy I Ptolemy II Ptolemy III Ptolemy IV Ptolemy V Ptolemy VI Ptolemy VII Ptolemy VIII Ptolemy IX Ptolemy X Ptolemy XI Ptolemy XII Ptolemy XIII Ptolemy XIV Ptolemy XV Qa Qakar-Ibi Rahotep Ramses Ramses I Ramses II Ramses III Ramses IV Ramesses V Ramses VI Ramses VII Ramesses VIII Ramesses IX Ramses X Ramses XI Reneb Reniseneb Scorpion King Roudamon Sahathor Sahu Salitis Sanakht Snkhenr Soudjetou Scorpio I. Scorpion II Seb Sehetepibr I. Sehetepibr III Skemkar Sekhemkhet Sekhemr Khouitaoui Sekhemr Khoutaoui Sekhenr Smerkhet Senaib Senakht Snakhtenr Tao I. Senebmiou Snedj [Souadjkar II Sqnenr Tao II Sesostris I. Sesostris II Sesostris III Sesostris IV Seth I. Seti I. Seti II Setnakht Seth Peribit Sen Shabaka Shabataka Shishak I. Shishak II Shishak III Shishak IV Shishak V Shishak VI Siamon Siptah Smendes Smenkhkare Smenkhkare Sneferka Snefru Sobekemsaf I. Sobekemsaf II Sobekhotep I. Sobekhotep II Sobekhotep III Sobekhotep IV Sobekhotep V Sobekhotep VI Sobekhotep VII Sobekhotep VIII Sobekhotep IX Sogdianus Soter Stephinates Tachos Taharqa Takelot I. Takelot II Takelot III Tanwetamani Taousert Tefnakht Teos Teti Thutmose I. Thutmose II Thutmose III Thutmose IV Thutmose Thutmose I. Thutmose II Thutmose III Thutmose IV Tiu Tutankhaten Tutankhamun Xerxes I Xerxes II a href = "Yakhoub-Har" class = "mw-redirect" title = "Har-Yakhouba"> Yakhouba Har-
Chronological order	Predynastic Period Period protodynastic Dynasty Zero Horus Serekh Horus Ny-Hor Horus Hat-Hor Horus Iry-Ro Horus Ka Horus Scorpion Period Thinite First dynasty Meni ( Menes ) Horus Narmer Horus Aha (Athothis, Atot, Teti) Horus Djer (kenkeni Horus Zer, It, Iti ITIT) Horus Ouadja (Ounphs Horus Wadjy , Iterty, Ita) Horus Den (Ousaphas Horus Oudimou) Horus Adjibi (Mibis, cowpea, Horus Enezib) Horus Smerkhet (Smepss, Semenpss, Semenptah) Horus Qa (Oubianths, Bienechs, Qaa Horus, Horus Kaa) Second Dynasty Hetepsekhemwy (Hetepsekhmoui, Hotep) Nebra (Nebra Reneb, Noubnfer) Ninette (Ninetfer, Binothris, Binthus) Ouneg (Ouadnes) Snedj (Send) Horus Sekhmeb (Tlas) Seth Peribit Sen ( Peribsen Nferkar ) Khsekhmem Khaskhemouy Djadjay Old Kingdom Third Dynasty Nebka ( Senakht ?) Senakht Djoser Sekhemkhet ( Msochris ) Khaba Nferkar Huni ( Nferkar ?) Fourth Dynasty Snefru Koufou ( Cheops ) Djedefre Kephren ( Chephren ) Menkaure ( Menkaure ) Chepseskaf Fifth Dynasty Userkaf Sahu Nferirfar Chepseskar Neferefre Niuserre Menkaouhor Djedkare-ized Unas Sixth Dynasty Teti Ouserkar Pepi I. Merenre I. Pepi II Merenre II Nitokris I re interim Seventh Dynasty Netjerkar (Netjerikar, Nferkar the Younger) Menkar Nferkar II Nferkar Neby (Nferkar III) Djedkare Shema (Djedkare II) Nferkar Khendou (Nferkar IV) Mrienhor Nferkamin (Menrenhor) Nferkamin Nykar (Nikara) Nferkar Tereru (Nferkar Tererou V) Nferkahor Eighth Dynasty Nferkar Pepiseneb Anu Nferkamin Qakar-Ibi Nferkaour Nferkaouhor Neferirkare II Skemkar Ouadjkar Ity Imhotep Hotep Khoui (Chou) Isou Iytenou Ninth Dynasty Mribr Khety I. Merikare Nferkar VII Khety II Khety III Khety IV Tenth Dynasty Khety V Khety VI Khety VII Merikare I. Eleventh dynasty Theban I. Mentuhotep ( Mentuhotep I. ) Antef I. Antef II Antef III Middle Kingdom Eleventh dynasty Theban Mentuhotep II ( Mentuhotep II ) Mentuhotep III ( Mentuhotep III ) Mentuhotep IV ( Mentuhotep IV ) Twelfth Dynasty Amenemhat I. Sesostris I. Amenemhat II Sesostris II Sesostris III Amenemhat III Amenemhat IV Nfrousbek Second Intermediate Period Thirteenth Dynasty Sobekhotep I. Sobekhotep II Sobekhotep III Sobekhotep IV Sobekhotep V Sobekhotep VI Sobekhotep VII Sobekhotep VIII Sobekhotep IX Fourteenth Dynasty Hyksos Antef IV Mentuhotep V Mentuhotep VI Amenemhat V Amenemhat VI Amenemhat VII XV Dynasty Hyksos Salatis Yakhouba Har- Khyan Apophis I. Khamudi Apophis II ? Sixteenth Dynasty Hyksos XVII th Dynasty Theban Antef V Rahotep Sobekemsaf II Djehuty Mentuhotep VII Nbiryaou I. Antef VII Snakhtenr Tao I. Sqnenr Tao II Kamose Ahmose (Ahmose, Ahmose before the reunification of Egypt) New Kingdom Eighteenth Dynasty Ahmose I. Amenhotep I (Amenophis Djserkar) Thutmose I. (akhprkar Thutmose) Tuthmosis II (Thutmose akheprenr) Hatshepsut (Hatshepsut Hatshepsut) Tuthmosis III (Thutmose Menkheperre) Amenhotep II (Amenophis akhprour) Thutmose IV (Menkhprour Thutmose) Amenhotep III (Amenophis Nebmaatre) Amenhotep IV (Amenophis Nferkhprour) then Akhenaten Nfernfrouaton ? Smenkhkare Tutankhaten then Tutankhamun A Horemheb Nineteenth dynasty Ramses I Seti I. Ramses II Merneptah Seti II Amenmes Siptah Taousert XX th Dynasty Setnakht Ramses III Ramses IV Ramesses V Ramses VI Ramses VII Ramesses VIII Ramesses IX Ramses X Ramses XI Herihor Third Intermediate Period Twenty-first Dynasty of Tanis Smendes Pinudjem I. (co-Pharaoh at Thebes) Amenemnesout Psusennes I. Amenemope Osorkon former Siamon Psusennes II XXII dynasty of Bubastis Shishak I. Osorkon I. Shishak II Takelot Osorkon II Takelot II Shishak III Pimay Shishak IV Dynasty of high priests of Amun at Thebes, parallel to the twenty-first and XXII Dynasties XXIII Dynasty of Tanis Petubastis I. Ioupout Shishak V Osorkon III Takelot III Roudamon Ioupout II Osorkon IV XXIV Dynasty of Tanis Tefnakht Bakenranef (Bocchoris) Late Period XXV dynasty Kushite Piankhy Shabaka (Shabaka) Shabataka (Chabataka) Taharqa Tanwetamani (Tantamana) XXVI Dynasty Saite Necho I. Psammetichus I. Necho II Psammetichus II Apries Amasis Psammetichus III XXVII dynasty Persia Cambyses II Smerdis (MAGI) Darius I Xerxes I Artaxerxes I. Xerxes II Sogdianus Darius II Artaxerxes II Dynasty XXVIII Amyrte Dynasty XXIX Nphrits Psammouthis Achoris Nphrits II XXX Dynasty Nectanebo I. Teos (Tachos) Nectanebo II XXXI Dynasty Persia Artaxerxes III Arses Darius III Alexander the Great Ptolemaic dynasty Ptolemy I Soter Ptolemy II Philadelphus Ptolemy III Evergetes Ptolemy IV Philopator Ptolemy V Epiphanes Ptolemy VI Philometor Ptolemy VII Neos Philopator Ptolemy VIII Evergetes II Ptolemy IX Soter II Ptolemy X Alexander Ptolemy IX Soter II Ptolemy XI Alexander II Ptolemy XII Neos Dionysos Berenice IV Ptolemy XII Neos Dionysos Cleopatra VII Ptolemy XIII Dionysus Ptolemy XIV Philopator II Ptolemy XV Caesarion Roman Dynasty
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