The secret behind the death of the last Pharaoh

Egyptian Emperor Ramesses Third - the last Pharaoh in history - was considered an intelligent king, a prominent military. In 1155 BC he died suddenly mysteriously by a horrifying conspiracy .

According to history books, the Third Ramesses took the supreme power of ruling Egypt from 1186 BC to 1155 BC. His reign lasted 31 years, these years were also the darkest time in Egyptian history. War, starvation, greed and conspiracy to seize the kings had engulfed the prosperous Egypt and its culmination was the death of the Third Ramesses.

"An eminent, intelligent king and military strategist" are the words that this national record notes about this last Pharaoh. With his own efforts, the responsibility of a "celestial god" led the warriors to create victories on the battlefield, to guide the farmers to overcome the thirst for the harshness of heaven. Of course.

The mummy of the Third Ramesses remains intact after nearly 3000 years of his death.

The people and generals revered to the Third Ramesses, but the opposite was true within his family. It was these insidious contradictions that created a "most horrifying assassination in ancient history" assassination . As a result, the king died, eradicating the empire of Egyptian and Pharaohs into a serious recession. Throughout 3000 years after the death of this respectable king has always been a mystery, until 2016 with the help of sophisticated and modern equipment, scientists announced the "solution" that made many stunned

According to the British Medical Journal Journal, the German, Italian and Egyptian scientists studied the intact mummy of the Third Ramesses. The image from the CT scan made people shocked: the ancient mummy showed that the corpse and the aorta of the corpse were cut off , causing a wound up to 70mm wide and almost reaching the spine. Sharp cuts severely damage soft tissue in the front of the neck.

"There is no doubt that Ramesses Tertiary died because of the fatal cut above," said scientist Albert Zink, the Mummy Research Institute and the EURAC ice crew.

The fatal wound in the king's neck was covered with layers of cloth wrapped around the outside when embalmed.

So who caused this terrible death of Ramesses Third?

Coincidentally, archaeologists discovered a roll of papyrus that recorded a trial court dating back to the Third Ramesses. This decrypted document revealed that there was a conspiracy from the royal harem aimed at the king during a ceremony at Medinet Habu. This plot by Tiye - one of the emperor's three famous emperors - was the mastermind. The remaining two queens are Tyti and Iset Ta-Hemdjert. Tiye planned to assassinate her husband to take her son to the throne instead of having Prince Ramesses Amonhirkhopshef (son of Queen Tyti) to the throne.

In addition to Queen Tiye and her son, the scroll also revealed that there were many high-ranking people in the state apparatus involved in the assassination. These include the seven royal butlers (a respectable post), two bureaucrats, two flag soldiers, two royalists and one media official . But in the document Nor did this claim that these people were executed or not, or that they were condemned in some way.

In addition to the wound in his neck, the Third Ramesses was thought to be attacked by many people at the same time.In the picture is his foot, scientists claim he has lost at least 1 toe .

The death of the Third Pharaoh Ramesses closed the history of Pharaohs in ancient Egypt. The irreparable collapse of Egypt did not create another Pharaoh. Ramesses Third is therefore the last Pharaoh in history, his case is considered the most brutal of ancient times.