Many people think at Tutankhamon wasnt murderes at all. Because of inbreeding - he was son of Akhenaton and his sister - had he a very ill health, and before he died, he have got a femur fracture, and he had also traces of malaria.
If Tutankhamon was murdered, the murder could be royal guide, Eje (also called Aye). It could also be Horemheb, the leader of the army, or them both. Aye and Horemheb used Tutankhamon as a majoriet, and when he died (at age 19), maybe he had started to say Aye and Horemheb against, and they therefore had to kill him to keep the power. When Tutankhamon died, he had a head injury, maybe caused by a club, but it is also possibly that the injury was made after his death.
After tutankhamon died, Aye became the king. He ruled in 3 years, and then he died too. After Ayes death, Horemheb became the king. When he died, it was the end of eightteen dynasti.
Ancient Egypt.
Tutankhamun, Tutankhamen, or Tutankhamon
Tutankhamon
The Pharaoh of Egypt 1333-1324 BC.
Tutankhamon became a king, when he was 9 or 10 years old, and died 10 years after. The reason that he became king so young, was that his farther, Akhenaton died.
nb ḫprw r՚ twt ՚nḫ imn, read like Nebkheperura Tutankhamon. But this is the new name he took, when he became a king. The birthday name was twt ՚nḫ itn, Tutankhaton.
"Tut" are short for Tutankhamon, which means "living image of Amon". He was born Tutankhaton.
Not very long because he only became king at 16, it was approximately 10 years.
My understanding is that he was not a bad ruler, but he was very young when he was King. There were others who wanted his position and he died in his twenties because of it.
The address they gave me is PO Box 579, Washington, UT 84780. They must have moved from Del Ray Beach, FL.
Tutankhamun is believed to have been 9-years-old at the time he became pharaoh. His reign lasted until he died at the age 18.
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