Manuscript of the doors of King Ramses I Pharaoh
Although Ramses I did not carry in his veins the original blood of pharaohs, he was able to reach judgment at a later age, and took the title of Pharaoh Ramses I.
He took the rule after the death of Tutankhamun who died without leaving an heir. And after him Horemheb took the rule, who did not stay too long, and died. But before his departure, he delivered the rule to his assistant, was named Ramses, and he was a strong military leader who witnessed his heroism in clearing the northern border of Egypt from the hands of the Huthis at that time. Where he reconstructed the royal dynasty again, the nineteenth dynasty of the pharaohs.
Ramses I was unable to leave many traces of his achievements during the period in which Egypt was ruled by him, but the manuscripts were considered important manuscripts that were found with him in his tomb. This manuscript is called the Book of Doors, which shows the ancient Egyptian beliefs, and some religious hymns that consecrate the king after his transition to another life.
