|
|
| |
| The Inscriptions and paintings of Egyptian victories (The reign of Ceti I, Merneptah and Ramesses III) |
Nancy Hossam Mahmoud
|
Abstract:
This study deals with the Inscriptions and paintings of Egyptian victories of Ceti 1, Merneptah and Ramses III against the Libyans and the sea peoples, in the light of the historical sequence of their wars.
The research is divided into three chapters as follows:
The first chapter deals with the wars against the Libyans and the monuments of (Seti I), this campaign was mentioned in the inscriptions of the outer wall of the pillar base of the Amon temple in Karnak in Thebes. These are the largest groups of engravings in Egypt. They occupy the entire outer part of the northern wall of the large columns in Karnak. East to the corner on the eastern façade of the eastern hall, and inscriptions arranged in three rows, one above the other.
(Merneptah) defeated the Libyans and the sea peoples in several battles, he Immortalize these victories in the Inscriptions triumphs over the temples of Karnak Temple, Temple of Western 'Amara of King Ramses II, Inscriptions of Column in the rain, the Victory painting of Merneptah, Atrib painting.
Ramesses III defeated the Libyans and the sea peoples in several battles, he immortalize his victories in the Inscriptions of victories in the temple of Habu.
|
|
|
| | |