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Since we have the history of Westpac, should we also talk about Egypt, because the relationship between Egypt and Westpac is inseparable. Let's take a look at the 18 dynasty (BC 1567- 1320) in which Tutankhamun lived in synchronization with Karl Murusili, and there were *** 14 monarchs. Among them are Thutmose and Amundhotep. Achipusu (Ay), Akhenaten (that is, Amenophus IV) and Tutankhamun.

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Anyone who knows a little about ancient Egyptian history knows that Tutankhamun is the youngest and most handsome Pharaoh in Egyptian history, with the richest tombs and the strangest way to die. He is also the most controversial figure in archaeological works. Tutankhamun was murdered when he was about 18 and 19 years old. The cause of death is unknown. There is speculation that it was caused by a blunt object hitting the back of the head. But only the murderer knows the truth best (Father Eier is suspected of murder). After Tutankhamun's death, his childhood wife, Amon Hutnara, was forced to marry the priest Eier, who was a servant. Not to mention the shamelessness of 60-year-old Eier, we can see that the 18 dynasty in Egypt has come to an end, and Amon Hutnara suddenly disappeared from Egyptian history in this embarrassing way, accompanied by Tutankhamun's tragic life.

Nie Fei ti ti

This cartoon shows Nefertiti, which means "the most beautiful woman". The empress dowager occupies a pivotal position in Egyptian history. She was the princess of Akhenaton (namely, Amenorfis IV) in the 18 dynasty, and she had six daughters at one birth, among whom Amon Hutnara was one. Naturally, Tutankhamun is not her son. Tutankhamun's mother is another wife of Akhenaton (Amunofen IV), and she is unknown because of her low status. As we all know, Egypt has a long history of consanguineous marriage. Nefertiti can be said to have broken this tradition. Fortunately, the beauty and shrewdness of the Syrian princess can also make those stubborn and willing to shut up in ancient Egypt. The beauty of this woman is obvious to all. Nefertiti's bust is real, and her fair skin is clear.

19 dynasty (BC 1320- 1200), there were nine royal pharaohs of ramses. Ramesses I (Ramesses I), seti i (seti i), Ramses II (Ramses II), Merenta, Amon Mesu, Seti Ii, Sapte (Sapte) and Queen Tauslet.

Ramesses I

He founded the 19 dynasty in Egypt, and he was born into a military family. According to historical records, he was a Visir (similar to a prime minister) in the period of Hemreb. Hemreb rose from a small infantry captain to a general, holding huge military power, which was a great threat to the Pharaoh's throne. After Tutankhamun's death, Amon Hutnara was suspected of murdering a prince at the border. At that time, she asked Supiruliuma I, the Hittite king, to be her husband and Pharaoh of Egypt. General Hemreb is a man.

A very ambitious politician and strategist, although after Tutankhamun's death, he did not directly seize the throne, but let a priest named Eier sit on the throne of Pharaoh. However, after Eier's death, Hemreb erased him from Egyptian history, which troubled future generations.

Before Hemreb died, Ramesses I married his daughter, and because of his bravery, Hemreb decided to make him Pharaoh.

Ramses II (BC 1304-BC 1237)

Ramses II is a very famous Pharaoh in Egyptian history, also known as Ramses the Great. He is fierce and cruel, and he is a natural strategist. He revived the 19 dynasty. At that time, the Hittites from Asia Minor developed and became the biggest worry in Egypt. The Hittites captured Syria and Palestine, and also captured Babylon, the capital of the Babylonian Empire. Then they fought with Egypt for the Middle East. Ramses II stormed King Mu Watari of Hittite, and Hittite was defeated. After Kadish War, the hatred between Hittites and Egyptians became deeper and deeper. In this way, the Egyptians and Hittites launched a tug-of-war which lasted for 16 years. Both sides were exhausted and suffered heavy losses. BC 1296, the Hittite king fell ill and died. The new king is the younger brother of the old king Hattusili. At this time, the new king decided to send a friendly mission to Egypt to make peace. Ramses II was unable to fight any more at this time, and it was exactly what he hoped to see Hittite king take the initiative to make peace. The two sides signed a peace treaty in Memphis, which was engraved on a silver disk, so it was also called a "silver disk document", which read: "Great and brave Hittite king Hattusili" and "Great and brave Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses" * * * swore: "Trust each other from now on and never fight; Moreover, if a country is bullied by other countries, another country should send troops to support it ... "This is the earliest existing peace treaty.

After the signing of the peace treaty, King Hittite married his daughter to Ramses II. Since then, the two countries have lived in peace for hundreds of years. In the fourth year of his succession, Ramses II fought several wars with Hittites and their allies in Syria. However, the Hitai people are very powerful opponents, and this war lasted for 20 years. As a result of the war, both sides won. Finally, many years after the battle, Ramses was forced to sign a treaty with the Hittite prince. They decided to unite against the rebellion of the common enemy Syrians and signed an extradition treaty. In the 34th year of Ramses' reign, this treaty was signed in 13. He married his daughter to a Hittite prince. His daughter's name is Ueret-ma-a-nefer-Ra, which means that he met Ramesses, a great man. In the history of 2000, Egypt's culture is excellent and true, and Egypt enjoys an excellent reputation among the world's leading countries. The negotiations between Egypt and Hittites initiated by Thutmose III and maintained by his successor Ramses II have brought lasting peace to the Middle East. But when Ramses III came to power, the world had changed dramatically.

Although Ramses showed great bravery in the war, he was not a competent general-this cannot but make people marvel at the achievements of Thutmose III. He once conquered the Hittites. Perhaps Ramses also thought about this question, because he spent the rest of his life building huge construction projects. His name can be seen everywhere in Egypt's monuments and buildings, and he frequently invaded the buildings of his predecessors. He carved his portrait on a sculpture that didn't represent him. Ramses also expanded the Amundhope III Temple in Luxor and completed the multi-column hall of Karnak Temple, which is still the largest room with columns in the world.

He may be the most famous emperor in Egyptian history, but his actual actions and achievements can't be compared with the great emperor Tuthmus of 18 dynasty. It seems inappropriate to give him a big title. He occupies an important position in Egyptian history, perhaps because people are impressed with him, simply because he carved his name on every possible stone. He will not leave a strong and prosperous future like Thutmose III.

In the last few years of Ramses' administration, the whole western delta fell into the hands of foreigners, and the land in eastern Egypt was also occupied by foreign immigrants. Rameses' extravagant construction plan destroyed the country's economic strength, and the people were already down and out. Now, due to the negligence of the emperor, under the threat of foreign immigrants and armed invaders, Egypt is facing the danger of losing the delta region.

At this time, the son of Ramses, Moe Putt, succeeded to the throne. In his first few years in power, he prepared for the inevitable war. The victory of the war saved Egypt from the brink of complete collapse, but it could not change Egypt's fate-Egypt's economy and politics continued to decline. As for other social affairs in this period, the only record is that Egypt sent grain to the Hitai people to save their famine. It can be seen from the record of this incident that the treaty between the two countries still seems to exist.