English: Mortuary Temple, Medinet Habu Temple, or Ramesses III Temple; It is considered one of the greatest temples of the Twentieth Dynasty. It was built by King Ramses III to hold funeral rituals for him and to worship the god Amun. The temple consists of a great entrance surrounded by two towers. On these towers are inscriptions representing the arms of the family and pictures of Ramesses III. The upper levels of these two towers were reserved for the royal harem. This temple is considered the most luxurious. The temples had furniture and engravings, and the statue of Amun was decorated with precious stones. On the walls of the temple we find valuable inscriptions, a scene depicting the naval victory over the tribes of the Sea Peoples (the Shardana), and other scenes representing the naval campaign against the Libyans. We also see some deities carrying offerings from the royal estates preparing them. The god Amun in the temple