wife and stepsister
King Tut had a half-sister named Ankhesenamun who was also his wife.
he did not have any childrenAnswer:After becoming king, Tutankhamun married his half sister Ankhesenepatan (AKA as Ankhesenamun). Their two daughters were both stillborn.
King Tut married his half-sister Ankhesenamun when he was 8 and she was 13.
His wife Ankhesenamun.
Tutankhamun's stepmother was Nefertiti. Tutankhamun's father, Amenhotep IV / Akhenatan had had Kiya, Tutankhamun's mother, as one of his many wives, and Nefertiti as another. Tutankhamun later married one of the daughters of Akhenaten and Nefertiti, Ankhesenamun.
He married his half sister, Ankhesenamun.
Ankhesenamun was King Tutanhamun's sister and wife.
King Tut had a half-sister named Ankhesenamun who was also his wife.
Ankhesenamun was not buried with Tutankhamen. It is unknown where her body is but we know it is not with him as it is known that after Tutankhamun died, Ay married Ankhesenamun. Just in case you are wondering who Ay was, he was grandfather of Ankhesenamun and advisor of Tutankhamun. And yes, that was my intended name, but I misspelt it.
he did not have any childrenAnswer:After becoming king, Tutankhamun married his half sister Ankhesenepatan (AKA as Ankhesenamun). Their two daughters were both stillborn.
King Tut married his half-sister Ankhesenamun when he was 8 and she was 13.
The name of Tutankhamun's half sister was Ankhesenpaaten which was changed to Ankhesenamun after their marriage and it is recorded that they had two children, daughters, that were stillborn.
Yes, Ankhesenamun
His wife was probably a half-sister, Ankhesenamun, the daughter of Akhneten and the famous Queen Nefertiti. They had two stillborn girls.
Pharaoh Tutankhamun was the son of Pharaoh Akhenaten and ascended to the throne around the year 1332 BC. He had a half-sister, Ankhesenpaaten, later named Ankhesenamun, who was a daughter of Akhenaten and from Queen Nefertiti, she also became Tutankhamun's wife.
His wife Ankhesenamun.
Ankhesenamun was 14 when she married Tutankhamun.