Tut was the youngest RULING pharaoh, but not the youngest pharaoh, period. Tut was about 9 when his father died, and he immediately ascended to power. However, Pepi II ascended to the throne at the age of six; however, it's believed that his mother ruled as regent until he was old enough to take over rule.
Tut was, however, the youngest ruling pharaoh to die during rule, at the age of 18.
Well it depends. He was the youngest pharaoh ever recorded so there MAY have been others. He became Pharaoh at 9 because of the death of his father at 5. He died at the age of 18 due to an infection in the leg.
Yes
no. other pharaohs were much younger than him, some even babys.
no kind tut was actually the youngest. He took reign at the age of 9 and died at the age of 18.
King tut was one of the youngest rulers ever.
Actually, the youngest ruler is considered to be Ptolemy XIV of Egypt. He was only 12 when he ascended to the crown. He was co-ruler with his older sister Cleopatra VII of Egypt.
yes
the answer is the second pharoh is king tut he was a king and a pharoh
It's just that he was the youngest Egyptian king.
no he was actually the youngest
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tutankahman was the youngest pharoh, taking the trone at 8
he was the youngest Pharoh to go to the throne (age 9) and there is mystery surrounding his death
the answer is the second pharoh is king tut he was a king and a pharoh
Yes
I don't know but he was certainly one of the youngest.
Yes he was one of the youngest.
because he was the youngest king to rule egypt
This was part of a long process called mummifacation that took place before the burial of a pharoh
no he was actually one of the youngest
It's just that he was the youngest Egyptian king.
it was the only egyptian pharoh's tomb found un-touched in the modern day
no he was actually the youngest
No, he was th youngest at the age of 17-19.