The largest statue of Ramses II is located in the open-air museum of Memphis, Egypt. This colossal statue, which originally stood at around 13 meters (43 feet) tall, is carved from limestone and depicts the Pharaoh seated. It is one of the most famous representations of Ramses II, showcasing his significance in ancient Egyptian history. Today, the statue is a popular tourist attraction, reflecting the grandeur of ancient Egyptian art and architecture.
Wikipedia says 11 meters.
Ramses ll was bold in honoring himself and Akhenaton tried to make them believe in one god but didn't last after his death.
He won over the Hettites at the Battle of Kadesh, the two nations made peace some years later and Ramesses married a Hettite princess.
RAMSES THE GREAT had an influence on the community because he made his kingdom peaceful and prosperous, Ramses also led the Egyptians to victory against the Hitties. He showed that he was in power and liked by everybody by building temples and enormous statues of himself and his wives.
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Ramses ll was bold in honoring himself and Akhenaton tried to make them believe in one god but didn't last after his death.
By rock and clay
describe Ramses the second how he lead
Its what Ramses II had made, it was a statue where he carved himself out of stone to look god like.
he built himself a city and
It was built to commemorate King Ramses ll.
The statue was mined, carved and sited in Egypt.
Because he likes men