Amun division

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The Amun division was one of the principal field formations of the New Kingdom Egyptian army, notably serving under Ramesses II during major campaigns such as the Battle of Kadesh.

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instanceOf New Kingdom Egyptian army formation
field division
military unit
activeDuringReignOf Ramesses II NERFINISHED
approximateDateOfBattleOfKadeshParticipation c. 1274 BCE
associatedWith royal camp of Ramesses II at Kadesh NERFINISHED
associatedWithCapital Thebes (through the god Amun) NERFINISHED
associatedWithDeity Amun NERFINISHED
commandedBy Ramesses II NERFINISHED
commandLanguageScript hieroglyphic Egyptian (in official records)
contemporaneousWith Ptah division
Ra division
Sutekh division NERFINISHED
country Pharaonic Egypt
surface form: Ancient Egypt
era 13th century BCE
function offensive field operations
royal bodyguard role in campaign
garrisonOrBase Pi-Ramesses (during Ramesses II’s reign) NERFINISHED
languageOfCommand Egyptian NERFINISHED
militaryBranch Egyptian army NERFINISHED
militaryFormationType chariot and infantry division
militaryRole frontline combat formation
namedAfter Amun NERFINISHED
participatedIn Battle of Kadesh NERFINISHED
partOf Ramesses II’s field army NERFINISHED
recordedIn Bulletin of Kadesh NERFINISHED
Kadesh inscriptions of Ramesses II NERFINISHED
Poem of Pentaur NERFINISHED
relativeStatus principal division of the Egyptian field army
religion ancient Egyptian religion
roleInBattleOfKadesh principal Egyptian field division
timePeriod New Kingdom of Egypt NERFINISHED
usedIn Syrian campaigns of Ramesses II NERFINISHED

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Battle of Kadesh EgyptianArmyDivision Amun division