The Sphinx Road

The temple leads to a road called the Kebash road, but here in the form of Abulhul, which represents the first one of the kings of the family, 30 who set up this road in custody. This road leads to Khansu Temple in Karnak .

This road has continued through the rams , which Araha to the reign of Amenhotep III , which is now on his condition on each side there is a statue of 34 represents the head of the body of a lion and Nkhtnbwa.

The importance of the road is to celebrate the feast day .

The two women

There have been two Mosaic of Western Rose granite in the Concorde Square in Paris since 1936 and a height of 23 meters and weighing 220 tons .

As for the east, the list is now 23 meters high and 257 tons, and distinguished from the others with a group of monkeys prominent 4 monkeys that represent the sun at sunrise .

The name of King Ramses Tani was also named after him, and his name was also mentioned on the top, offering offerings to Ammon and the reason for the presence of these obelisks in front of the temple .

It’s a symbol of the sun’s symbols

To announce from afar the place of the temple .

 

King Ramses II said.

This edifice is 65 meters high and 24 meters high. The inscriptions in the background describe the battles of King Ramses II against the Hittites in the fifth year of his reign .

 

Right wing .

King Ramses Tani and his military advisor in the far north and in the center and the camp where he was defeated by the rebels and in the far right we see the king on his warplane amid the battle .

 

Left wing .

Ramses in his warplane threw the Hiththin arrows and the earth covered with dead and wounded, the neighborhoods run away and leave Kadesh and in the far north of this wing Amir Kadesh’s fear in his vehicle .

On the façade of the edifice there are huge statues of the king 4, standing 2 on each side, and only one of them remains in the far right .

Here, on the sides of the interior, they represent King Ramses II and around the base of the statues, the pictures of the captives and their names are scaled and the height of each statue is 14 meters .

 

Entrance from outside .

Views of the statue of Ramses II with the goddess and the telephone thereof, the Trinity of the Good Holy as well as the God of Mont .

 

Entrance from inside .

Additions dating back to the 25th Dynasty represent a young king in his various relationship with Amun, Mentu and Hathor .

 

First Courtyard

It is 57 meters long and 51 meters wide. It is located on the same axis of the temple, but it is located to the east to some extent, perhaps to head to the Karnak temple or to avoid the booths built by Hatshepsut and Thutmose III in the present location .

The building is surrounded by two rows of columns on each row, except for the building built by Hatshepsut and Thutmose III on the right of the interior directly and the number of these sultans 74 in the form of papyrus .

Between the two legends of the courtyard in the southern part of the statue of Macy, the second of which represents standing and including the representative sitting .

 

At the entrance to the corridor we find statues of Ramses III seated on the throne, which adorned with the statues of the goddess of the Nile, and they affirm the unity between the two sides by linking the papyrus and the lotus with the symbol of the north and the symbol of the south .

The statues of Ramses II are beautiful and magnificent either on the other side .

 

The walls of the courtyard

Decorated with scenes representing the various foreign peoples and defeated the most important landscapes that can be seen in the yard , such as the scene located on the southwestern wall and the view here is the Temple of Luxor faced any complete edifice Eetmathlh 6 flags and obelisks. To the right of the beholder we see a procession led by the princes of Ramses II followed by the fat sacrifices of the cattle which will be presented as offerings of God and completed by the view we see on the western wall .

 

Tuthmosis and Hatshepsut .

It is one of the existing booths. Ramses II was named after it, after the name Tuthmosis III and Hatshepsut were removed. This cabin is preceded by 4 columns in the shape of papyrus, which is one of the most beautiful and shows the beauty of taste, the accuracy of art and the height of this era. The crowns of these legends represent papyrus .

The central cabin of the goddess Ra and West dedicated the sacred boat to his wife Mut and the East to the sacred boat of the god Khonsu the Moon .

Each cabin and three chapels representing the views of either the launch of incense mosque Abu Hajjaj was included in the Northwestern part.

 

 

The third courtyard .

After the courtyard of Ramses II remains of the edifice, which was the entrance to the temple in the reign of Amenhotep the third and then we get to the corridor, which contains two rows of papyrus in each row 7 diagonals and ends with crowns open papyrus and the height of each column 16 meters .

Some scientists believe that this hall was held in the reign of Tutankhamun , and raped her Horemheb after him, but most of the views it says dating back to the reign of Amenhotep III and has been set up by Amenhotep III and then resumed work in Tutankhamun after he stood Akhenaten religious and work where then added She had a loving heart until he came to this picture .

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On the walls were the celebrations of Eidalupt or Eve . Which is probably attributed to the reign of Tutankhamun . It is the annual vision that takes place when Amoun Raa al- Karnak visits his wife Mutal . The procession consists of the Holy Trinity vessels and is distinguished by its head and its head. The head of the ram, which represents the Amun Ra, or the death boat decorated by a female head with a crown in the form of an eagle. The reason for this word in ancient Egypt is death and is written with the sign of the eagle and the third boat . These boats are priests, dancers, soldiers, media campaigners and different classes of people