The Ramesside Empire in Nubia .

The Ramesses Empire in Kush or Nubia will continue to be a constant source of inspiration for every specialist in the study of that unique civilization era from the history of ancient Egypt... So much is evidenced in the study of the heritage, an archaeological and architectural heritage that was left uniquely in Nubia that stretched from southern Egypt to northern Sudan The immediate extent of the strength and stiffness of the administrative organization of the state in those Bekaa, which is almost an independent empire within the Great Ramesside Empire that extends north to Canaan and South Syria... In addition to the accuracy of this administrative organization, the Egyptian administration has pushed to divide the same administration centres in Nubia into a region Lower Nubia (Wawat), whose capital was in Enaiba, and to the Upper Nubia (Kush) region, whose capital was in the western western architecture of North Sudan, where both were under the control and supervision of the Viceroy in Kush or the royal son in Kush who was and was a choice of the 

most important and prestigious state functions Absolutely Egyptian, who was working under his command a large group of employees, administrators and the military who act on his behalf in both regions .. And our fascination grows when our eyes wander between the walls and inscriptions of the towering Ramesses II temples in Nubia in Abu Simbel, Beit Al-Wali, Jurf Hussein, Al-Dor, Akasha and Amaret Gharb, which All of them express how to suck T Nubia and its conversion to all aspects of ancient Egyptian civilization.