Greek sources refer to this man as Ozymandias, a transliteration of his throne name.
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]