Raamsids
Raamsids, also known as Ramesses, was a prominent dynasty of pharaohs who ruled ancient Egypt during the New Kingdom period. The dynasty's reign is generally dated from approximately 1292 to 1077 BCE. The first and perhaps most famous pharaoh of this dynasty was Ramesses I, who founded the lineage after a period of military and political instability. His son, Seti I, continued to strengthen Egypt's borders and re-establish traditional religious practices.
The most celebrated pharaoh of the Raamsid dynasty was undoubtedly Ramesses II, often referred to as Ramesses
Subsequent Raamsid pharaohs, such as Merneptah and Ramesses III, faced increasing internal and external pressures. Merneptah's
Despite their initial strength, the later Raamsid pharaohs presided over a period of gradual decline. Economic