Twosret died in -1190.

Ramses the great ruled during the time when lower and upper Egypt were united, so he ruled both.

I presume you mean were there female pharaohs.

A queen is the wife of the pharaohs. Every pharaoh had a queen.

There were female pharaohs in Ancient Egypt. They were rare though. Here is a list:

MERYT-NEITH (1st Dynasty c.3000 BC)

NITOCRIS (6th Dynasty 2148-44 BC)

SOBEKNOFRU (Neferusobek) (12th Dynasty ?1767-1759 BC)

HATSHEPSUT (18th Dynasty c.1473-1458 BC)

NEFERTITI (18th Dynasty c.1336 BC) (possibly)

TWOSRET (Tausert) (19th Dynasty c.1187-1185 BC)

CLEOPATRA vii (c 51 BC)

Anedjib (possibly deposed),

Teti (assassinated accordinhg to Manetho, highly likely),

Userkare (probably deposed),

Merenre II (assassinated according to Manetho),

Mentuhotep IV (possibly deposed),

Amenemhat I, (assassinated)

Intef VIII (possibly murdered),

Seqenenre Tao (either killed in battle, executed, or assassinated),

Akhenaten (possibly murdered),

Smenkhare (possibly murdered),

Tutankhamun (possibly murdered),

Amenmesse (probably deposed),

Twosret (possibly deposed),

Ramesses III (assassinated),

Apries (deposed),

Amyrtaeus (deposed),

Psammuthes (probably deposed),

Nepherites II (deposed and probably killed),

Teos (deposed)