Jessica Tomkins: História vs. o faraó "mais poderoso" do Egito — Jessica Tomkins

História vs. o faraó "mais poderoso" do Egito — Jessica Tomkins

O Faraó Ramsés II reinou durante quase 70 anos no século XIII a.C. Presidiu uma época áurea de prosperidade, poder e riqueza do Egito. Mas era ele um modelo de líder ou um egocêntrico sem vergonha e mestre de propaganda? Jessica Tomkins leva esta figura controversa a julgamento em História vs. Ramsés, O Grande.
[Realizado por Brett Underhill, PorkchopBob Studio, narrado por Addison Anderson, música de Stephen LaRosa].

Ramesses II reigned for nearly seven decades, overseeing a period of extraordinary wealth and monumental construction in ancient Egypt. His image as a heroic leader was shaped as much by propaganda as by military campaigns, including battles he exaggerated or did not actually win. While he signed the world’s first known peace treaty, he also erased rivals’ names and built grand monuments to elevate himself almost to divine status. The legacy of Egypt’s most powerful pharaoh blurs the line between genuine achievement and self-promotion.