"The Golden Empire. Tempered by foreign occupation, Egypt emerged as an aggressive military superpower, marching its armies across the Levant and deep into Nubia. Gold flowed into Thebes, funding massive temple complexes like Karnak and subterranean tombs in the Valley of the Kings. An epoch defined by grand personas—Hatshepsut, Akhenaten, Tutankhamun, and Ramesses the Great—who dominated the ancient world."
The ultimate royal house of Egypt. Having broken the power of foreign occupiers, this dynasty established a grand imperial empire, erecting the most spectacular temples, pursuing revolutionary religious transformations, and producing the most famous monarchs in world history.
An era of absolute imperial might, aggressive border campaigns, and monumental vanity. Under the colossal shadows of Ramesses the Great, this dynasty built temples of breathtaking scale and fought legendary battles to preserve Egyptian dominance.