"It is Re who engendered him": In Dynasty Nineteen, Rameses II, the Great, had a long rule of 66 years and fathered over one hundred sons and daughters. The tomb built for his sons in the Valley of the Kings (KV 5) is the largest and most exceptionally elaborate yet known in all of Egypt. Now, in the reign of Ramesses III (not his son), we have entered another great period in Egyptian history: the height of Dynasty Twenty.

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