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King Ramesses IX – Egyptian Pharaohs kings – The New Kingdom – Twentieth Egyptian Dynasty Facts about the history of the Pharaonic civilization and the history of the rule of the most famous famous Pharaoh kings from the Twentieth Dynasty of Ancient Egypt - The Ramesside Period in the New Kingdom period of Egypt. Secrets, biography, achievements and Pharaonic monuments in the civilization of ancient Egypt, tomb, mummy, life and death of the king, dynasty of the Twentieth Dynasty and more Ancient Egypt History. King Ramesses IX Facts Ruling period: 1129–1111 BC Duration of rule in ancient Egypt: 18 years. Date of death: 1107 BC Father: King Ramses III Wife: Queen Bucket Warner, the most famous Pharaonic queen of Egypt "Female Pharaohs". Sons: King Ramesses X Antiquities: Tomb of King Ramesses IX | KV6 in the Valley of the Kings Tombs in Luxor, Thebes, southern Egypt   He is a member of the twentieth dynasty. He ruled Egypt for 18 years and received the Coronation of the Pharaohs. His name was found in Palestine. He ruled from 1129 to 1111 BC. Learn more information about King Ramesses IX, one of the Pharaohs of Egypt.. When was King Ramses IX born? There is no evidence about the year of the pharaoh’s birth, but it dates back to the 12th century BC. When was the date of King Ramesses IX's death? The pharaoh died in 1107 BC, and his burial place is in the royal Egyptian Tombs in the Valley of the Kings. Who are King Ramesses IX's wife and children? The wife was Bakt Werner and gave birth to Ramesses X, his successor who assumed power after the pharaoh. The throne name of Ramesses IX is “Neferkare Set, son of Ra,” which means the beauty in the soul of Ra, the chosen one, Ra.. The tomb