King Tutankhmun was a boy king, son of Neffertiti. When his father died, King Tut was denied a right to rule, as he was still a boy. instead his mother ruled as regent until he was 10 years old. His reign lasted 7 (some say 8 or 9) years. What we do know is he was most likely murdered (possibly by the chief Priest or his general). After he was entombed in the Valley of the Kings, west of Thebes (the ancient Egyptian capital) his general, followed by his top priest ruled as Pharaoh for a short period (hence the beliefs on them being the killers). The main reason the boy king was so famous, though, was the condition of his splendid tomb. When it was unearthed, the age of egyptology reached its golden peak.
Nefertiti was the King's stepmother.
Tutankhamen was the youngest ruler of Egypt
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The horse-shaped chesspiece is called the knight. In chess notation, the knight is abbreviated "N" so as not to confuse it with the King, which is abbreviated "K."
In history and mythology, King Solomon is often referred to as the King of Peace.
Jesus is the most intelligent king in history, my friend.
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The Declaration of Independence was the document that stated that the U.S. was to be independent from Britain. It stated our grievances against the king and explained that the government was to run by the people, for the people.
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Cepheus the King constellation is a pentagon shape, representing the crown of the king. It is made up of several bright stars and is best observed in the northern hemisphere during late summer and early fall.
Martin Luther King studies are in history books because he is a major part of American history.