Moses born in the new 19th dynasty?

Horemheb was the last pharaoh of Egypt's 18th Dynasty (reigned c. 1319–1292 BCE), a powerful general who rose from commoner origins to become commander-in-chief under Tutankhamun and Ay, eventually seizing the throne to restore order after the Amarna Period, enacting significant state reforms, building large monuments, and establishing a new succession by appointing his vizier, Ramesses I, as his heir, effectively starting the 19th Dynasty. 

Key Facts:

• Military Background: Before becoming king, Horemheb was a high-ranking military leader, serving as Commander-in-Chief of the Army.
• Seized Power: He took the throne after the deaths of Tutankhamun and Ay, marrying Ay's daughter, Mutnedjmet, to solidify his claim.
• Restored Order: He systematically erased the names and monuments of the Amarna pharaohs (Akhenaten, Tutankhamun, Ay) and used their materials for his own constructions, aiming to re-establish traditional religious and political order.
• Major Builder: He constructed significant additions to the temples at Karnak and built his own tomb (KV57) in the Valley of the Kings.
• Legislator: He introduced new laws to regulate public life and restore stability to the state.
• Succession: Lacking direct heirs, he appointed his trusted vizier, Paramesse (who became Ramesses I), as his successor, bridging the 18th and 19th Dynasties. 

Legacy:
Horemheb is remembered as a strong ruler who ended a period of religious upheaval (the Amarna Period) and effectively stabilized Egypt, setting the stage for the powerful Ramesside era, though he tried to remove the names of his predecessors from history. 

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The first pharaoh of Egypt's 19th Dynasty was Ramesses I, who founded the dynasty around 1292 BCE after the reign of Horemheb, marking a transition to the powerful Ramesside period. Although his reign was brief, he paved the way for his son, Seti I, and grandson, Ramesses II, who became some of Egypt's most famous rulers. 

• Founder: Ramesses I.
• Reign: Approximately 1292–1290 BCE.
• Significance: Established the 19th Dynasty, beginning the famous Ramesside era of Egyptian history. 

After rameses i chosen by Horemheb as the first new 19th dynasty pharaoh

His grandson rameses ii / rameses the great the one slaved the Jews and 

Ordered to

Kill the Jewish babies and then refused to let go the jews as Moses 

Pledged

Matched the movie who chose ramese ii as pharaoh 

In 

The Prince of Egypt, the main antagonist Pharaoh is Rameses II, voiced by Ralph Fiennes, who is the adoptive brother of Moses and son of the former Pharaoh Seti I. Rameses becomes Pharaoh after his father's death, inheriting the burden of upholding Egyptian tradition and suppressing the Hebrews, leading to conflict with Moses. 

• Rameses II: The central Pharaoh figure, raised as Moses's brother, who ultimately refuses to free the Israelites.
• Seti I: Rameses's father and the reigning Pharaoh at the beginning of the film, who orders the killing of Hebrew baby boys and names Rameses as his successor.