-1275

| ''' XIII {{E}} front century J. - C. ''' |

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---- This page relates to the year -1275 Gregorian Calendrier.

Events

  • the Assyrian threat on the constrained Hanigalbat Hattushili III to be treated with the Egypt: a peace treaty is signed, limiting the Egyptian claims to the south of the Oronte and engaging the parts in the event of external aggression or of interior revolt. One period of peace and prosperity opens for the Close East and Egypt. The domination hittite is exerted firmly in Syria via Ini-Teshub, which reigns with Karkemish, and of Benteshina, king of Amourrou.
  • Ramsès II wife a girl of king Hittite.

Arts & cultures

  • Ramsès, wanting to unify the beliefs, start by simplifying the Egyptian Pantheon officially. A narrow syncretism is established between the divinities. Amon, Re and Ptah becomes only one tripartite god who links in him the three great divine personalities of the Egyptian history. The foreign gods (Baal, Astarté, Houroun, Resheph, etc) are adopted and base themselves in the Egyptian Pantheon, in accordance with the preoccupation with a universality which animates the religious thought. The worship of the imperial person also develops.
  • In spite of their efforts, it is from now on from an especially individual point of view that the man seeks his safety. It waits it less and less royal and social recognition, until of a god saver to whom it turns. As of ici-bas, misfortune tends to become the result of a fault (steles of cure) which one hopes for forgiveness. The recourse to the magic to obtain the favor of the god develops more and more in the private sphere.

Economy and company

  • the exchanges develop between the Egypt and the Hatti. Ramsès II sends an Egyptian architect, Perimakou, which builds the palate of vassal of Hattusilis. Hattusilis sends iron to him.

  • Development of the maritime trade by the ports phenicians and the port of Pharos, in Egypt. Relation between Egypt, the Phéniciens and the Achaens, which go up the the Nile until Thèbes.

Sciences and technology

Births

  • Death

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