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Faruk I, King of Egypt, 1920-1965. --- Egypt - Kings and rulers - Biography.

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Pharaohs --- Egypt --- Antiquities --- Kings and rulers --- Tombs --- Mastabas --- Antiquities. --- Kings and rulers. --- Egypt - Antiquities --- Egypt - Kings and rulers --- Pharaons --- Tombes --- Antiquités égyptiennes --- Rois et souverains --- Égypte

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Master story-teller and renowned Egyptologist, Aiden Dodson, reveals the secrets of Rameses III, in this fully-illustrated, accessible history, the first to exclusively cover this "last great pharaoh," by the author of the bestselling, Sethy IRameses III--often dubbed the "last great pharaoh"--lived and ruled during the first half of the twelfth century bc, a tumultuous time that saw the almost complete overthrow of established order in the eastern Mediterranean, and among Rameses's achievements was the preservation of Egypt as a nation-state in the face of external assault. However, his reign also saw economic challenges, and increasing dissatisfaction, which culminated in the king's own assassination.This richly illustrated book is the latest in a series that aims to provide accounts of key figures in ancient Egyptian history that covers not only their life-stories but also their rediscovery and reception in modern times. Accordingly, it follows the king from his birth to his resurrection through modern research, describing the key events of the reign, his major monuments, and the people and events that led to these becoming once again known to the world.

Ramses III, King of Egypt. --- Egypt--Kings and rulers--Biography. --- Egypt--History--Twentieth dynasty, 1200-ca. 1070 B.C. --- Kings and rulers.

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Festivals --- Inscriptions, Greek --- Fêtes --- Inscriptions grecques --- Ptolemaic dynasty, --- Egypt --- Egypte --- Kings and rulers --- Rois et souverains --- agon --- inscription grecque --- Ptolemaic dynasty --- Kings and rulers. --- Fêtes --- Festivals - Egypt --- Inscriptions, Greek - Egypt --- Ptolemaic dynasty, - 305-30 BC --- Egypt - Kings and rulers

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Au XIIᵉ siècle, Saladin, prince kurde et fondateur de la dynastie ayyoubide, entreprend d'unifier à nouveau le monde musulman sous son autorité et de reconquérir les territoires des États latins d'Orient. Soutenu par sa famille, il étend son Empire des marges du Maghreb à la Jazira en passant par l'Égype et de la Syrie du Nord au Yémen. Saladin est sans doute l'un des personnages les plus célèbres de l'histoire du monde musulman médiéval, aussi bien du côté arabe qu'occidental. Cette renommée tient essentiellement à la reconquête de Jérusalem qu'il effectua en 1187 aux dépens des croisés. Cet épisode, savamment exploité par la propagande officielle, fit de Saladin à son époque et dans les siècles suivants le héros incontesté du djihâd, le protecteur des lieux saints de l'islam et du territoire musulman en général. Jean-Michel Mouton retrace la vie de ce prince d'Orient.

Saladin --- Syria --- Egypt --- Kings and rulers --- History --- Rois et souverains --- islam --- 1193 --- Saladin, --- Biographies. --- Empire islamique --- Égypte --- Histoire --- Syria - Kings and rulers --- Egypt - History - Saladin, 1171-1193 --- Egypt - Kings and rulers --- Syria - History - 750-1260