Ancient Egypt seems to have a great magic that makes people want to delve deeper. In addition to the world-famous pyramids and sphinxes and characteristic mummies, Egyptian pharaohs are also important objects of attention and study. There is a pharaoh in Egyptian history because of his handsome appearance, romantic and love to write poetry, often become an important role in the pen of many literary creators, many film and television works will also build this pharaoh into a handsome king who has never been seen before, arousing the curiosity of countless audiences, everyone has a strong interest in the prototype of the historical figure of this pharaoh, and wants to know what the historical Ramses II of history is like?
Judging from the Egyptian figures, stone carvings and frescoes that have been found in the world, Ramses II is indeed a beautiful man with a good look and temperament. After the birth of portrait restoration technology, professionals have carried out 3D restoration of the pharaoh's appearance through existing data, further confirming the historical legend of the pharaoh's appearance. Compared with the Egyptian pharaohs, Ramses II's appearance is indeed very outstanding, and it is not an exaggeration to call him "the most handsome pharaoh" in the world. But this pharaoh was no useless man with a good skin bag.
As a royal family, he received very strict and systematic teaching from an early age, not only political, military, economic, management, etc., all aspects of knowledge must be learned, and martial arts and archery must also be strictly trained, so that in the future after inheriting the throne, he can become a qualified king, govern the country and develop and grow the country. And he really didn't live up to his father's expectations of him. He has a strong ability to learn, and his thinking is quick, bold and bold. At a very young age he showed good skills and excellent leadership skills, by the age of ten he was able to hold a certain position in the army, and to manage his subordinates in an orderly manner, at the age of fifteen, he was able to lead the army independently and achieve good results, so his reputation among the people and the royal family was very good.
At the age of twenty-five, Ramses II officially took over the throne as the new pharaoh. In order to strengthen his position in the hearts of the people and gain more heartfelt supporters, Ramses II celebrities built a large number of his statues throughout the country and recorded and publicized his great achievements with stone tablets, so that everyone knew his greatness. The new pharaoh was well versed in controlling people's hearts and exercising power. Soon after taking office, he quickly consolidated his power, and after completely seizing power, he promulgated a series of policies and regulations conducive to the development of the country, which promoted the growth of national strength and accelerated the development of the domestic economy. After the domestic situation became more and more stable and the treasury was full, Ramses II did not hesitate to strengthen the military force, first leading heavy troops to quickly quell the rebels, then carrying out many expeditions, and even concluding alliances with the most powerful neighboring countries at that time, ensuring the stability of the national border. The heroism and wisdom of Ramesses II convinced the people, who worshipped the pharaoh as a god.
In addition to his political and military talents, Ramses II had a great hobby, he loved architecture and was an avid architecture fan. In his spare time, he liked to personally design some palaces and temples, as long as the design was out, he would order people to build, so during his reign, Egypt was often a large number of construction projects, full of busy figures of construction workers. He not only built various buildings, but also had people carve words on the buildings, recording the major events and achievements of his administration. Whenever he received another meritorious deed, there were also many statues and inscriptions everywhere that praised his deeds. Although his approach seems a bit narcissistic, it has left a large number of historical materials for future generations to study the history and culture of ancient Egypt. The buildings built by Ramses II have also become historical sites and treasures of human civilization.
This pharaoh, who was proficient in architecture, brave and warlike, and intelligent, was also a very romantic man. He lived to be ninety years old, married 8 empresses in his lifetime, and countless other concubines, but he was very affectionate with his first wife. When his wife died early, Ramses II was wounded for a long time, and although there were continuations later, none of them could enter his heart. In the frescoes and carvings left by Ramses II, people can often see him and the first queen, and in the buildings he personally designed, he let people record his time with the queen. For the later continuation and other harem women, it has never been recorded. Not only that, Ramses II also wrote many love poems for the beloved queen, although each one did not have many words, but the love contained in it was very full, and the emotions expressed were very strong, and many of them were not outdated even if they were seen today. Just as Ramses II described the scene when he and the queen first met, he wrote that "when I passed by her, she had already stolen my heart", and for example, after he inherited the throne, he expressed his love to his wife by saying, "I, already the pharaoh of Egypt, can give you everything you want, if it is reasonable, then you want one, I give you two, if it is unreasonable, then I will also be a monarch who does not know how to satisfy you."
If Ramses II is a person who lives in the present, this romantic feeling may be rated as the "earthy love story champion" by netizens. However, in the ancient Egyptian culture, they were not afraid of death, in their view, death is the beginning of a new life, they believe that there will be a new continuation after death, so even if the queen dies prematurely, there is such a beloved husband, there is such a love for her, there is such a love of the psalms, she should be satisfied. In Ramses II's verses, he also expressed his desire to be reunited with his beloved wife. Come to think of it, when Ramses II died, he was also full of hope.