The Battle of Kadesh was the largest chariot clash in recorded history, featuring over 5,000 war chariots. Leading the Egyptians was Ramses II, while the Hittite Empire stood firm on the opposing side. But when the dust settled, who could truly claim victory? Learn more about the Hittites at: https://on.natgeo.com/436FDIh | National Geographic History

🚩 The War Chariot and King Ahmose… The Weapon of Liberation Against the Hyksos ⚔️🐎 When the Hyksos invaded Egypt and ruled the Delta, the Egyptians did not surrender. From Thebes, the great hero King Ahmose I led the war of liberation — and the decisive weapon was the war chariot. The Hyksos were the first to introduce horses and chariots to Egypt, but the Egyptians not only adopted them — they improved their design, making them lighter, faster, and more accurate in battle. The chariot was mad

The Battle of Kadesh stands as the largest chariot battle ever recorded in history, with over 5,000 chariots thundering across the battlefield in a clash so monumental it was literally carved into stone. On one side, the Egyptian army led by Ramses II; on the other, the Hittite Empire—but who won? Learn more about the Hittites at: https://on.natgeo.com/3YWwwrf Host: Amy Briggs | National Geographic