A 3000 Years Old Love Story
Pharaoh Ramesses the Great and Queen Nefertari
We all are praising the Taj Mahal for the past centuries because of its history!
But there are two monuments in the sand are in Egypt with about 3000 years of Love Story. The evidence for the Love of a Pharaoh. The symbol of Love between a Pharaoh and his Queen.
Pharaoh Ramesses II the Great ruled ancient Egypt during the 19th dynasty (1292–1190 BCE). His reign was the second-longest in Egyptian history, lasting from 1279 to 1213 BCE. He assumed the throne in 1279 BC as a royal member of the Nineteenth Dynasty and ruled for 67 years. In Greek sources, Ramesses II was also known as Ozymandias, with the first half of the appellation deriving from Ramesses’ regnal name, Usermaatre Setepenre, which means ‘The Maat of Ra is mighty, Chosen of Ra’.
He is also recognized as the Egyptian Empire’s greatest, most renowned, and most dominating pharaoh. His successors and subsequent Egyptians are reported to have referred to him as the Great Ancestor.
