For 10 points, name this thirteenth Century BCE Pharaoh of Egypt, a man depicted in the giant statue at Memphis.
In the second year of his reign, this leader defeated the Shardana sea pirates to secure his empire's Mediterranean coast. The inscription at Beit el-Wali commemorates his conquest of Nubia. After both this man and Muwatalli II claimed victory at the Battle of (*) Kadesh, they signed the world's oldest recorded peace treaty in 1259 BCE. Greek sources refer to this man as Ozymandias, a transliteration of his throne name. For 10 points, name this thirteenth Century BCE Pharaoh of Egypt, a man depicted in the giant statue at Memphis.
In the second year of his reign, this leader defeated the Shardana sea pirates to secure his empire's Mediterranean coast.
Ramses II [accept Ramses the Great, Ramesses II, or Ramesses the Great]