He defeated the Sherden pirates and built his capital on the remains of the city of Avaris.
This ruler celebrated 14 sed festivals during his lengthy reign, and inscriptions at Gerf Hussein commemorate his conquest of Nubia. He defeated the Sherden pirates and built his capital on the remains of the city of Avaris. This husband of Nefertari and successor to Seti I signed the known first peace treaty in history. This ruler's many sons were buried at KV5, and this ruler built memorials to himself at (*) Karnak and Abu Simbel to commemorate his victory at the largest chariot battle ever fought. For ten points, name this New Kingdom Egyptian pharaoh, who was sometimes known as Ozymandias and who fought the Hittites at the Battle of Kadesh.
This ruler celebrated 14 sed festivals during his lengthy reign, and inscriptions at Gerf Hussein commemorate his conquest of Nubia.
{Ramesses II} (accept {Ramesses the Great} or {Ozymandias} before mention; prompt on “Ramesses”)