The battle of Egypt's fate His Majesty was in the prime of the job.

 The battle of Egypt's fate

 His Majesty was in the prime of the job, and an unparalleled hero. The powers of the forearms were the intrepid heart, an unparalleled ark, and we do not know when to prepare for the battle.

 On the ninth day of the second month of the dry season of the fifth year of custody, after the void of the harvest of barley, wheat and flax, Ramses accompanied his infantry and vehicle weapons, corps, and administrative and catering services corps heading towards the north and passed through Qantara and crossed the Horus Royal Road  He took it before the greatest of the conquerors, Tuthmosis the Third.

 The four teams progressed slowly in a long line in the rank of Amun's division, followed by Ra's group, so Ptah divided him and then his six.

 The Hittites had camped in the northwest of the city of Kadesh, ready to fight the battle, and they were covering the hills, many of them were like locusts.

 Moatali’s deception, the leader of the Hittites, almost caused the loss of Egypt, and several kilometers from Kadesh came Bedouins from El Chaso and met with King Ramesses the Second of Egypt and claimed that they had fled from the enemy camp and convinced him that the king of El Khati was still in Aleppo so Ramses II stayed in the camp by the Orontes River to wait for the rest  The military difference, and the Amun army was with him only, while the Petah army was within a distance of seven kilometers, while the Petah and Six divisions were much further away.

 Suddenly, two Hittite soldiers came and some of the Egyptian reconnaissance teams took their families and beat them severely to confess the whereabouts of the vile leader of Khati. Thus, the deception order was revealed, and quickly, Ramses held the War Council with his officers.  But the sudden Hittites ’attack preceded and defeated the Ra’s army and attacked Amun’s division and penetrated into Ramses’ camp. Then, Ramses raced his military vehicle which he called (“The victorious kindness”) and quickly rushed among the enemies. He fought and most of his division Amoun escaped when the number of enemies increased, so he fights alone and  As he looked behind him, he found enemy vehicles below  His vehicle insisted, so his chariot driver tried to escape outside the field, as Ramses reassured him and raised his praying, emotional connections, asking for the help of the god Amun, who was leading the victory.

 Was the Egyptian empire on the brink of defeat?