The pharaoh system of ancient Egypt was similar to the emperor system of ancient china. It's a family dynasty. Once the ruler dies, the prince must take over as king/pharaoh/emperor. It doesn't matter what age. It's been recorded that when a ruler is too young, he can still be ruler, but is assigned councilmen for wise guidance.
He was 10 years old when he became pharaoh and he died at the age of 19 years old.
It depends on the situation.
a Pharaoh is a old human
king tut became king (or pharaoh) in about 1,350 B.C. a boy around 9 pears old
Not very old
There was no "Pharoah" in the old kingdom.
They were invited there by the Old Pharaoh, to escape the famine. The old pharaoh died, and the New one enslaved them.
She was 17 years old.
If you mean why can't just anyone become pharaoh, it's because you have to be the oldest surviving son of the old pharaoh to become pharaoh, or I think if the son(s) perished, then the husband of the daughter of the old pharaoh. And, anyway, Egypt moved out of that system of government AGES ago, just to let you know.
King Tutankhamen became pharaoh at 9 years old. He ruled for 10 years until his death at 19.
depends because he was the the pharaoh after king tut died evan though he was rather old
The Old Kingdom period in Egypt (which is what I assume you're referring to) lasted about 500 years; obviously, there was more than one Pharaoh during that time (there were actually about 30). The first pharaoh that's associated with "the Old Kingdom" was Djoser.