This man built himself a full-scale residence city in which each of the four quarters had its own presiding deity. During one battle, this man acted on false information that the opposing army was at Aleppo and walked into a trap of 2,500 enemy chariots. He ordered the construction of hypostyle hall at Karnak and statues of himself at Abu Simbel. He conquered Katna and Tunip, revenging his earlier strategic defeat by Muwatilli II that led to the first recorded peace treaty, with Hattusili I. For 10 points, name this Egyptian pharaoh who succeeded Seti I and fought the Hittites at Kadesh, who reigned during such prosperity that he received the
This man built himself a full-scale residence city in which each of the four quarters had its own presiding deity. During one battle, this man acted on false information that the opposing army was at Aleppo and walked into a trap of 2,500 enemy chariots. He ordered the construction of hypostyle hall at Karnak and statues of himself at Abu Simbel. He conquered Katna and Tunip, revenging his earlier strategic defeat by Muwatilli II that led to the first recorded peace treaty, with Hattusili I. For 10 points, name this Egyptian pharaoh who succeeded Seti I and fought the Hittites at Kadesh, who reigned during such prosperity that he received the epithet "the Great."
This man built himself a full-scale residence city in which each of the four quarters had its own presiding deity.
{Ramses} II [accept {Ramses} the {Great} before mentioned; prompt on partial]