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He also installed his daughter, as the divine wife of the god Amun, along with the high priest called Ramses Nakht, who performed this function from the reign of King Ramses IV to the reign of King Ramses IX, and during the reign of King Ramses VI, the economic situation was in complete decline, and plunder gangs were widespread in The good region or the current city of Luxor, King Ramses VI died after a reign of about eight years and was succeeded by King Ramses VII, and King Ramses VI was buried in Cemetery No. Hussein Abdel-Basir, Egyptologist and director of the Museum of Antiquities of Alexandria, explained that Ramses VI reduced the number of workers and technicians working in the Deir el-Medina area on the western mainland of Luxor, and buried his predecessor and his nephew, King Ramses V, in an unknown cemetery in the Tiba cemetery, and raped the tomb of King Ramses The fifth for himself, expanded and adorned it, and completed the works that were started by his predecessors from the kings in the mortuary temple in the Qurna area on the western mainland of Luxor, and he wrote his name on some monuments instead of Kings Ramses IV and Ramses V.

And the lack of resources during his reign.ĭr. He built a tomb for his mother in the Valley of the Queens in the western edge of Luxor, and he had to make his reign a great period, like his predecessors from the Ramesside kings, despite the short period of his reign. It is the tomb of Ramses VI, the son of King Ramses III, the last of the great pharaohs of Egypt, and Queen Isis Ta Ham Jat. The ancient Egyptians were keen to place religious books inside their tombs, especially in the era of the empire or the era of the modern state, and recently the book "two paths" was found inside the coffin of one of the newly discovered mummies of Saqqara, but the conversation here will deal with a tomb that contained nearly 6 religious books, so what are they The tale of that cemetery?