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NOW: Blocking roads outside prisons would be unthinkable in most countries. In Britain, it’s routine these days. Outside HMP Pentonville, Egyptian national Usama Ghanem is back leading chants for the ‘hunger strikers’ — his deportation after King’s College London revoked his student visa can’t come soon enough. Unless Downing...

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The Battle of Kadesh and the resulting first known peace treaty between two major powers are significant historical events that shaped the ancient Near East. Taking place in 1275-74 BC, the battle was a large-scale conflict between the Egyptian Empire, under Pharaoh Ramesses II, and the Hittite Empire, led by King Muwatalli II. It took place near the city of Kadesh, located in modern-day Syria, and is one of the earliest battles in recorded history for which detailed records exist. This confrontation is remarkable not only for its military scale but also for the diplomacy that followed. The Egyptian and Hittite empires were two of the most powerful states in the ancient world during 13th Century BC. Egypt dominated the southern regions, including Nubia, and held significant influence in Canaan (modern Israel/Palestine). The Hittites, based in Anatolia (modern Turkey), were expanding their influence into northern Syria. The city of Kadesh, located near the Orontes River, was of strategic importance because it sat at the crossroads of trade routes and was close to the border between Hittite and Egyptian-controlled territory. The Egyptians had lost Kadesh to the Hittites years earlier, and Ramesses II, known for his military prowess, was eager to recapture it. The battle that unfolded there was an effort to reassert Egypt’s dominance in the region and check Hittite expansion. Ramesses II led his army, divided into four divisions named after Egyptian gods—Amun, Ra, Ptah, and Seth. His strategy was to march northward swiftly and surprise the Hittites. However, the Egyptians had underestimated the strength and readiness of the Hittite forces. The Hittites, under King Muwatalli II, had amassed a large force that included 37,000 infantry and 3500 chariots. Both sides used intelligence and espionage to prepare for the battle, but the Egyptians were misled by Hittite spies who reported that the Hittite army was far away. This false information caused Ramesses to march hastily and split his forces, with the divisions moving in staggered columns. The battle began disastrously for the Egyptians when the Hittites launched a surprise attack on Ramesses’ Ra division, which was moving toward Kadesh. The Hittite chariots, faster and more maneuverable, overwhelmed the Egyptian forces, pushing them back and creating chaos. Ramesses, who was with the Amun division ahead of the Ra division, found himself isolated and vulnerable. Despite the odds, Ramesses is said to have rallied his forces and personally led a counterattack. Egyptian accounts, particularly from the Poem of Pentaur and various temple inscriptions, emphasize his bravery and divine assistance from the god Amun. These inscriptions portray Ramesses as a heroic leader who, through sheer force of will, turned the tide of the battle. However, these Egyptian sources are known to be propagandistic, so the actual events may have been less dramatic. After initial shock, reinforcements from Egyptian Ptah division arrived, and situation stabilized. Hittites, though initially successful, were unable to press their advantage and withdrew. Neither side achieved a decisive victory, as Egyptians failed to recapture Kadesh, and the Hittites could not destroy Egyptian army. The battle ended in a stalemate, with both sides claiming victory. Ramesses returned to Egypt and had monuments and inscriptions made that glorified his role in the battle, depicting it as a great Egyptian triumph. However, the Hittites retained control of Kadesh and continued to be a formidable power in the region. 🎥© ancient_levant (IG) #archaeohistories

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