Christian Jacq's Ramses series is a collection of five historical novels that tell the story of Ramses II, the pharaoh of Egypt who reigned for over 60 years in the 13th century BC. The novels are a blend of historical fact and imaginative fiction, drawing on Jacq's extensive knowledge of ancient Egypt to bring the era and its figures to life.
The first novel in the series, "The Son of Light," introduces Ramses as a young prince and follows his rise to power as pharaoh. The subsequent novels, "The Temple of a Million Years," "The Battle of Kadesh," "The Lady of Abu Simbel," and "Under the Western Acacia," chronicle Ramses' efforts to maintain his reign, protect his kingdom, and leave a lasting legacy.
Throughout the series, Jacq explores themes such as power, love, betrayal, and the relationship between gods and mortals in ancient Egypt. He also provides vivid descriptions of the era's art, architecture, and customs, making the novels an educational and engaging experience for readers interested in ancient history.
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