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The Pharaoh Who Buried 12 Crown Princes #shorts

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Published Oct 1, 2026, 9:45 AM · 2w ago

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He ruled for 66 years, fathered over 100 children — and outlived almost every single one of them. Ramesses II, Egypt's longest-reigning pharaoh, buried 12 crown princes before the throne finally passed to his thirteenth son, Merneptah, who was already in his sixties. Archaeologists later discovered KV5, a massive tomb complex built specifically for his sons — one of the largest tombs ever found in the Valley of the Kings. #EgyptianHistory #AncientEgypt #Pharaoh #RamessesII #Archaeology #History #AncientHistory #Egypt #ValleyOfTheKings #HistoryFacts #Civilizations #Documentary #historydocumentary Sources: KV5 excavation records (Valley of the Kings), Abu Simbel and Ramesseum inscriptions, 19th Dynasty Egypt succession records
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ramesses iiramesses the greatpharaoh successionegyptian historyvalley of the kingsancient egypt mysteriesegyptian dynastyancient civilizationshistory shortsegypt factsramesseumegyptian royal family

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