The lineage of Ramesses VI was debated, but he is now certain that he is the only son of Ramesses III and Queen Isis. He built for his mother a grave in the Valley of the Queens, assuming power over his nephew Ramses V, who had no children. He had to make his reign as great as his predecessors from the Ramsesites, despite the short period and the limited means, so he reduced the number of workers in Deir el-Medina and used the fifth Ramses cemetery as his tomb. But he completed the works that had been started by his previous kings in the mortuary temple, west of Gurna. He wrote his name with some landmarks in place of Ramses IV and Ramesses the Fifth. He set up his daughter from the queen (Nebuchadbesd Isis) as the daughter of the king, the wife of the god Amon, the worshipping gods, Isis, along with the high priest (Ramsesnakt) who did not perform this task from the time of Ramses IV to Ramses IX. The economic situation is completely deteriorating, while the looting gangs are spreading in the Thebes area. The king died after an eight-year rule, to be replaced by Ramesses VII. Ramses VI was buried in the cemetery Kv9 to loot after the end of the Twentieth Dynasty. Mummy was taken to the second Amenophis hideout where she was found.
