Ramses III Pharaoh of Egypt 
Ramses III Pharaoh of was born in Abt. 1217 BC. Ramses III Pharaoh of's father was Setakht of Egypt and his mother was Tiye-Mereniset of Egypt. His paternal grandparents were Ramses II of Pharaoh of Egypt and Maetnefrure of Princess of Khatti. He was an only child. He died in Abt. 1151 BC.General Notes
Ramses III (reigned 1182-1151 BC), Egyptian king of the 20th Dynasty, a great military leader who repeatedly saved the country from invasion. In the fifth year of his reign, Ramses defeated an attack by the Libyans from the west, and two years later he routed invaders known as the Sea Peoples. In his 11th year he again repelled an attempted Libyan invasion. Ramses was also a builder of temples and palaces in the tradition of his 19th-Dynasty predecessor, Ramses II. His victories are depicted on the walls of his mortuary temple at Medinet Habu, near Luxor. Egyptian records tell of a strike by workers at Ramses's burial site and of a plot against the king near the end of his reign. Ramses III was the last of the great rulers of ancient Egypt; his death was followed by centuries of weakness and foreign domination.
Source: "Ramses III," Microsoft(R) Encarta(R) 98 Encyclopedia. (c) 1993-1997 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
-----------
The second king of the 20th Dynasty was the son of Sethnakhte and was the last great king of the New Kingdom. Ramesses assumed the throne after his father’s short two year reign. Ramesses fought the Libyans twice during his reign. He compared himself to Mont, the god of war and was confident in his abilities. He overcame an attack by the Sea Peoples in his eighth year as pharaoh. After defeating the Sea People (of which he took many captives) he attacked the Palestinian tribes and was again victorious. Ramesses received tributes from all conquered peoples. Egypt, however, was experiencing financial problems. Workers were striking for pay and there was a general unrest of all social classes. Consequently, an unsuccessful harem revolt led to the deaths of many, including officials and women. During his thirty-one year reign, Ramesses built the vast mortuary complex at Medinet Habu, three shrines at Karnak that were dedicated to the gods Amon, Mut and Khons, and a palace at Leontopolis, just north of Cairo. Ramesses III's tomb is in the Valley of the Kings. His mummy was found in a cache at Deir el-Bahri and is now in the Cairo Museum. Ramesses III is thought to have been about sixty-five years of age at his death.
Source: www.touregypt.net
-
Ancestor Pedigree Chart
-
*There are earlier generations for the ancestor(s) indicated. See their page(s) for details (click name)
- b. in Abt. 1345 BC d. in Abt. 1294 BC
- b. in Abt. 1323 BC d. in Abt. 1279 BC
- b. in Abt. 1302 BC d. in Abt. 1213 BC
- b. in Abt. 1240 BC d. in Abt. 1184 BC
- b. in Abt. 1217 BC d. in Abt. 1151 BC
-
Details of Ramses III Pharaoh of's family
Page last modified
This page is within a frameset. View the entire genealogy report of Egypt families, or surname index of Egypt pedigrees or report summary Egypt heritage from 'Newton4.17.02'.
Family Tree Software.
Copyright © 2011 GenoPro Inc. All rights reserved.