Ramesses II was the third nswt-bjtj 𓆥 (pharaoh) of the 19th Dynasty which reigned from 1292-1186 BCE. He was known to the ancient Kemites 𓆎𓅓𓏏𓏪 as "Userma'atre'setepenre", which means 'Keeper of Harmony and Balance, Strong in Right, Elect of Ra'. He is also known also as Ozymandias and as Ramesses the Great.
Ramses was of non-royal origin, and came to power some decades after the reign of the religious reformer Akhenaton around 1353–36 BCE. He set about restoring Kemets 𓆎𓅓𓏏𓊖 power in the near East, which had declined under Akhenaton and his successor, Tutankhamen. Ramses’ father, Seti I, subdued a number of rebellious insurrectionists in Retjenu which is modern day Syria. He waged war on the Hittites of Anatolia in order to recover those provinces in the north that during the recent troubles had passed from Kemetic to Hittite control. Ramses would continue these battles and extend the borders of the Kemetic Empire further than any other ruler in Nile Valley History.
Known to have won a decisive victory over the Hittites at The Battle of Kadesh, he used this event to enhance his reputation as a great warrior. Some scholars claim the battle was more of a draw than a decisive victory for either side but resulted in the world's first known peace treaty in 1258 BCE. Although he is regularly associated with the nswt-bjtj 𓆥 (pharaoh) from the biblical Book of Exodus there is no historical or archaeological evidence for this whatsoever and zero evidence of the existence of the events of the Exodus which took place in Biblical texts.
So long was his reign that all of his subjects, when he died, had been born knowing Ramesses as pharaoh and there was widespread panic that the world would end with the death of their king. He had his name and accomplishments inscribed from one end of Kemet to the other and there is virtually no ancient site in Kemet which does not make mention of Ramesses the Great.
Ramesses lived to be ninety-six years old, had over 200 wives and concubines, ninety-six sons and sixty daughters, most of whom he outlived. Many ill-informed people claim Rameses was a natural red head and their for must of been of Eurasian descent. This however is a fallacy as their is not such thing as a 96 year old natural red head. The ancient Kemites like their East African ancestors used henna to dye their grey hair as they aged.
NOT the real Pharaoh Ramesses II:
The coloration of the hair on the mummy of Ramses was due to this dying and possibly further discolorations due to the process of oxidation, which is a result of the chemicals used in the mummification process. Needless to say he was an African in the true sense of the word and his Phenotype is consistent with modern day East Africans particular that of modern day Somali whom ancient Kemties shared similar culture, traditions and lineage.
"In death, much happens to the body. Cells begin to cool immediately, bacteria begin the process of decomposition. The chemical reactions and interactions might vary from interment to interment due to humidity, acidity, temperature, air flow, etc. In short, the body itself may act as a bleaching agent for the hair, oxidizing the less hardy eumelanin, leaving intact the more resilient pheomelanin with its red pigmentation."
Hair Color and Mummification:
THE FAKE WHITEWASHED PROP MUMMY MASK IS NOT RAMSES II
The latest scam is the whitewashed reconstruction of Ramses II based on a fake white mummy mask. t has long been suggested by Eurocentric scholars that Ramses II was a natural redhead therefore making his ethnic make up Caucasian rather than African. This however is a ruse, a fallacy, a flat our lie. According to Academics Ramses was in-between the ages of 92-96 years old when he passed away. Needless to say there is no such thing as a 90 year old with red hair. People blessed to live this long a life loose the melanin in their hair and it turns white as we are all well aware of.
There is a simple explanation as to why the Mummy of Ramses II hair is red and it is connected to African culture and tradition. The ancient Kemetyu (ancient Egyptians) like Northeast Africans still to this day use henna to hide their greys. Ramses's phenotype display typical features of modern day Somali, Ethiopian and Eritreans. In Antiquity the Kemetyu (Ancient Egyptians) referred to this regions as Ta-Netjer, which translates to "The Land of Gods". Inscriptions at the Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut illustrate both the great severance she had for Ta-Netjer but also the origins of Het-Heru, known as Hathor to the Greeks.
"It is the sacred region of Gods Land (Punt)
It is my place of distraction
I have made it for myself in order to cleanse my spirit
Along with my mother, Hathor,
The Lady of Punt."
A man who takes part in the Festival recites a hymn to Min and he is referred to as "Nehesy in Pwenet" which means “Nubians of Punt". In Egyptian autobiography, Punt is also referred to as the “land of the horizon-dwellers". The horizon dwellers, in this context, refers to the oldest of Nile Valley ancestors who are acknowledged by the Kemites and Kushites alike. This epithet also describes the realm of the Kemetic Neteru as the homeland of the ancient Egyptian Pantheon which lies within Nubia and can be read on the stele of Mentuhotep the forth.
“O Venerable one, primeval god, foremost of the position in the land of the horizon-dwellers, the palace of the god is presented with life, the sacred nest of Heru in which this god is refreshed is his pure place of enjoyment upon the hills of god’s land.”
"King of Upper Kemet…Beautiful is the Ka-Soul of Ra who appears in Waset"
Black African Origins of Ancient Egypt | The Debate is Over:
"I have not spoken angrily or arrogantly. I have not cursed anyone in thought, word or deeds." ~35th & 36th Principals of Ma'at
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