Ramesses III part 2: Queen Tiye or Queen Isis?

The transcript explores the evolution of the Egyptian royal harem, highlighting its growth from a simple palace section to a complex entity with its own administration. It discusses the role of the Great Royal Wife, whose son was typically the heir to the throne, and her spiritual duties alongside the Pharaoh. Rameses III's special interest in his harem is noted, with unprecedented carvings depicting his relationships with his wives. A succession conflict arose between two wives, ISIS and T, both of whom had sons around the same time. Rameses eventually chose ISIS as the Great Royal Wife, making her son the heir, though he died young. The rivalry between the wives likely intensified due to this decision.

What was the outcome of Rameses III's decision regarding his Great Royal wife?

What implications did the competition between the two women have on the court?