The Bible does not actually mention Ramses as the ruler of Egypt during the time of Moses. In fact, if Moses lived for 120 years, he would have outlasted several pharoahs. Ramses II (or Rameses II) lived from approximately 1290 to 1224 BCE, which would have coincided with the time that new settlers began to arrive in the Canaanite hinterland.
Rameses II was considered to be one of the greatest Pharaohs who ever lived. He inherited an impressive empire, and his power stretched from southward of Sudan, north to Turkey, west to Lybia, and east to Iraq. Ramses II took upon himself what can only be described as an extraordinary building activity in his 67-year reign. The greatness of Ramses II is believed to have been due, in no small part, to the training and example of his father.
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The only pharaoh to be called "The Great" was Ramses the Great. Ramses II ruled from 1279 BC until 1213 BC.
New Kingdom, 19th dynasty, Pharaoh Ramses II known as Ramses the Great, reigned 1279-1213BC
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The name of the Pharaoh during Moses' time was Ramses II.
The pharaoh's brother of Moses was Ramses II.
Historically, there isn't such a pharaoh.In two Biblically-inspired films, the pharaoh's name is Ramses II (Ramesses), son of Ramses I.
Ramses the II
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I would say Rames II. If this date is the date supposed to be the exodus out of Egypt by Moses then Ramses II is a logical answer.
he was king of egypt. As the Pharaoh in the Bible is never explicitly named and dating the events of the Bible (if they occurred) is very difficult, there is no consensus over who the Pharaoh was that Moses was dealing with. The most common assumption is that is was Ramses II due the mention of the store-houses of Pithom and Raamses.
Ramses II was a pharaoh in Egypt. he ruled in the 19th Dynasty.
Ramses the second
It was built to honor the pharaoh Ramses.
the answer is Thutmose 3rd
Tobacco leaves were inside Ramses II's mummy.