He built a large temple complex, cities, statues, and other large building projects. He also led several exploratory expeditions.
During his reign, Ramesses II, also known as Ramesses the Great, achieved several significant accomplishments. He expanded the Egyptian empire through military campaigns, constructed numerous grand temples and monuments, including the famous Abu Simbel, and fostered a period of prosperity and stability in Egypt. Ramesses II is also known for his diplomatic efforts, such as the signing of the oldest known peace treaty, the Treaty of Kadesh, with the Hittite Empire.
Ramesses II
Ramesses II IS THE THIRD PHARAOH OF THE 19TH DYNASTY.
Ramesses I was the grandfather of Ramesses II. The first Ramesses was a military officer of no proven royal blood, who was appointed heir by the childless Pharaoh Horemheb, last king of the 18th Dynasty. He appears to have had a very short reign, no longer than 14 months, after which power passed to his son, Seti I, who was succeeded in his turn by his son, Ramesses II.
Ramses ii was a maniac
He was born in Giza, Egypt
Ramesses II
He was known as Ramesses the Great because of his military experience prior to his reign.
Ramesses II was born in 1300s BC.
Ramesses II IS THE THIRD PHARAOH OF THE 19TH DYNASTY.
Ramesses ii lived in giza, egypt
Ramesses I was the grandfather of Ramesses II. The first Ramesses was a military officer of no proven royal blood, who was appointed heir by the childless Pharaoh Horemheb, last king of the 18th Dynasty. He appears to have had a very short reign, no longer than 14 months, after which power passed to his son, Seti I, who was succeeded in his turn by his son, Ramesses II.
John D. Schmidt has written: 'Ramesses II; a chronological structure for his reign' -- subject(s): Chronology, History
Ramses ii was a maniac
1813
Seti I, followed by Ramesses I and Ramesses II of the New Kingdom Rulers.
He was born in Giza, Egypt
No. Ramesses II was Pharaoh over a century before Ramesses III was ruling, and may not have even been related to Ramesses III.