Egypten 4.7
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Sety I (1314 - 1304 BC)

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19th Dynasty, New Kingdom
Sety I was a second ruler of a dynasty descending from the eastern Nile Delta. He continued the work of restoring the temples that had been closed and left to decay during the Amarna Period. Sety I also commissioned the building of several monuments of his own, the most beautiful and famous of which is probably the temple of Abydos.
The great hypostyle hall of the temple of Karnak was built during his . The walls of the hall tell of the king’s successful military campaigns in Syria and Palestine, the purpose of which was to restore the loss of power and influence that Egypt had suffered in this region.
Sety I also had new caravan routes laid out and new wells dug, especially in the Eastern Desert where the old gold mines were once again brought into use. Order was restored following the Amarna Period.
Sety I founded a new settlement at the domicile of his ancestors in the Delta region, which during the reign of his successor, grew into the city of Pi-Ramesse.

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