Seti I

Rule	1290 - 1279 BC,
Predecessor	Father Ramses I
Nomen (meaning of name)	He of the God Seth
Mother	Sit-Re
Dynasty	19th
Consorts	Tuya daughter of a charioteer
Capital city	Avaris (Pi-Ramesse)
Achievements	Military expansion in Nubia Capture of Kadesh Construction in Abydos
Burial	Valley of Kings - KV 17
Succesor	Son Ramses II out of Queen Tuya

Father of Egypt's greatest rulers, Ramses II

He I fought a series of wars in Western Asia, Libya and Nubia which ended in victories, and the capture of the Syrian town of Kadesh, and neighboring territory of Amurru from the Hittite Empire. Kadesh had been lost to Egypt since the time of Akhenaten.

Began construction in the great Hypostyle Hall and the 2nd pylons in the Temple of Amun at Karnak, which his son Ramses II later finished.

At Abydos, he built a remarkable temple with seven sanctuaries,

Seti his tomb in the Valley of Kings is the longest, deepest (at 300 feet), and most complete tomb in the valley