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year legal challenge in which Mose prevailed triumphant. The story also
made its way into another demotic tale of the Third Intermediate Period
where Mose described his father’s life, an oblique view of his own life
and the expulsion of the followers of Set.
Mose described the challenge of a powerful royal figure who tried
to steal his mother’s inheritance. In the process, this person altered the
records of the Temple. He fled in disgrace after the discovery. It is quite
possible that the Chief Accountant’s one hundred year battle for the land
of his mother was actually Egypt’s recovery of its Nile delta territories
from the Semites who were growing ever more numerous. These Semitic
Levant Asiatics in the delta were seeking land at a time when the borders
of Egypt were already under considerable pressure from both Palestine
and Libya. An attempt by Ra Meses to achieve the Semite goal by
deception may have been the last straw.
Notwithstanding what might have been Ra Meses’ reason for
leaving Egypt unexpectedly, he appears to have returned to Egypt from
Syria shortly after the death of Pharaoh Merenptah (Mer En Ptah) in
about 1203BCE, when Merenptah’s half-brother Amenmesse usurped the
throne of Egypt. Three years later, in 1200BCE, Seti II deposed this
usurper and gained the throne as the son and rightful heir of Merenptah.
The deposing of Amenmesse occurred at the same time that the
followers of Set called on the successors of the Hyksos in Jerusalem for
help. This has led some scholars to suggest that Amenmesse is Messui or
Moses. However, there is a more compelling argument.
On his return from Syria, Ra Meses becomes Ra Meses Em Per
Ra. The title meant he was a Prince of the Royal Dynasty the House of
Ra and therefore one of the seventy grandchildren of Ramses II. He
seems to have been active in deposing Amenmesse. Ra Meses, our
candidate for Moses, became Kingmaker (Arsu) for the rest of the
dynasty.
Ra Meses also became Chancellor with the name Bai/Bay, or Si
Osire, which is the same as name as the son of Osiris or Osarsiph who led
the followers of Set to Avaris. 374 In 1188BCE, Ra Meses placed Queen
Ta Usert on the throne and prepared a tomb for her although she
subsequently abandoned it in preference for internment with Pharaoh
Sethnakht.
Sethnakht became Pharaoh in about 1186BCE. He promptly
expelled Ra Meses and all his followers. 375 As noted with the story of
Mose, Sethnakht’s twentieth dynasty always made a great point of Ra
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