The first pharaohs to be called Ramses ( Ramses IV ) - 4

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Ramses IV
Ramses IV or Haha Maat Ra
He is the third ruler of the Twentieth Dynasty.
He was the fifth and youngest of Ramses III's sons, and he became the crown prince by the twenty-second year of his father's reign.
After assuming power, he began to punish those who planned to assassinate his father
During his short reign, which ranged from 6 to 7 years, he did a lot of work to perpetuate his father's memory.
One of the important papyri from his reign, the Harris Papyrus, mentioned the story of his ascension to the throne, as well as a number of achievements he achieved, although it focused largely on the reign of his father, Ramses III.
He ruled Egypt either from 1151 BC until 1145 BC or from 1155 BC until 1149 BC.
It is believed that he was in his forties when he ascended the throne of Egypt.
During his reign, the number of works in Deir el-Medina doubled, and he sent several mining missions to Sinai to bring turquoise, also additions were made to the Temple of the Sun in the Temple of Heliopolis
He also made expansions in the Temple of Khonsu in Karnak, which was built by his father, and built a huge funerary temple on the western mainland of Thebes
Ramses IV was buried in cemetery kv2 in the Valley of the Kings before being transferred to cemetery kV 14, the tomb of Queen Tausert and King Set Nakht
Then it was eventually transferred to the cache kv 36, which is the tomb of King Amenhotep II
He became crown prince when his older brother Amen Harkhashab Shiv died at the age of 15 in 1164 BC when Ramses was only 12 years old.
As his father's chosen successor, the prince used three distinct titles: "hereditary prince," "royal clerk," and "generalissimo"; The last two of his titles are mentioned in a text in the Temple of Amenhotep III
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