Tiye: The Queen Who Murdered Her Pharaoh | Ramesses III | Queen Tiye

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Tiye: The Queen Who Murdered Her Pharaoh | Ramesses III | Queen Tiye


Ramesses III was the last great pharaoh of Egypt’s golden age, before the collapse of the Bronze Age across the known world. But despite having been a great military leader, financial problems and unrest would lead to his downfall – as one of his own wives plotted his murder. Queen Tiye, a secondary wife of his harem, rejected in favour of…

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  1. Upsolute Eurocentric Trash!
    On top of that what's in this video is nothing but a joke!
    Very clear the owner of this channel is upsolutly Clueless and knew nothing about our ancient Nubian history whatsoever!! The magnificent queen Taya murdered her beloved husband who was obsessed with her, to the point of writing poetry?
    Queen Taya was well loved and respected by her people for centuires and rulled Kemet not "Egypt" without holding any kingship title at all, across three kings, yes husband and two sons!
    What's so funny this channel use the term "Hareem" which is dragutery Arabic word. Another proof how this presentor is Clueless!!!
    Im a Nubian And i know the history of my ancestors, mother's and fathers of humanity founders of civilization on this planet earth, period!!

  2. The Kemetyu are truly histories forgotten people. The hidden faces of the Kemetyu are replaced by nameless low level scribes. If you wish to uncover the lies of Egypt and learn the true history of the Kemetyu follow our page.

  3. Thanks so much , I see anything pertaining to Ancient Egypt and I’m hooked. I appreciate good history , even the backstories and the ones that get forgotten. This was a rare treat, I knew so little of Queen Tiye .

  4. It's off topic, but I was struck by the contrast between the formal art of the royals with its ridged stylization and the freedom and spontaneity (and more natural perspective as we understand it today) of the marvelous painting you show at 8:449:00. It proves that not all Ancient Egyptians were born sideways. Anyway, great video. Many thanks.

  5. I didn't think the Egyptian royals would do something like this since most feer and respect the sun god so much. But it's nice to know that women had a lot of power there, unlike their counterparts.
    Thanks for the video and I'm looking forward to more!