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What were the trade resources for battle of Kadesh?

Kadesh was a land battle, not a trade contest.


Where did the battle of kadesh occur?

Present day Lebanon.


What Egyptian dynasty did the battle of Kadesh take place?

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What battle was the best battle that Ramses II won as pharaoh?

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What was the name of the battle between Rameses 2 and the Hittites?

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Did Ramses II win the Battle of Kadesh?

Ramses II was a master of propaganda and a mediocre military leader. At the Battle of Kadesh Ramses made the worlds first peace treaty with the Hittite Empire. Upon the return the Egypt Ramses claimed that he was victorious. However, the Hittite Empire was able to maintain Kadesh and it is speculated that Ramses actually lost territory after the battle of Kadesh.


What was the name of the battle between Ramesses II and the Hittities?

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What was the anme of the battle between ramesses and the hit-tites?

The battle between Ramesses II and the Hittites was the Battle of Kadesh or Qadesh. This battle took place in 1274 BC, and is most likely the largest chariot battle ever fought.


What was the name of the battle between Rameses the second and the Hittites?

The Battle of Kadesh ~ see related link below .


How many days did the battle of kadesh last?

The battle occurred on late May 1274 BC. The battle only lasted 1 day.


Why did the battle of Kadesh happen?

Egypt and the Hittites both claimed rulership of the Palestine/Syria area.The Hitties encouraged the cities to revolt.The city of Kadesh led a revolt.Egypt decided to put it down to assert its sovereignty.This culminated in the battle.


When was the battle of Kadesh?

About 1274 BCE in today's Syria, between the Egyptian and Hittite empires.