The mummy of pharaoh Tutankhamun (ancient Egyptian Twt'nkh3mn - "The Living Image of Amun") has been subject to many "scientific" studies and intensive and invasive investigations since its discovery, not all of it of a very high standard. The result has been a wide range of wild and extremely unscientific theories about the means of the boy king's death, none of which can either be proved or disproved.
He "fell from his chariot, he was murdered, he had some congenital disease, he was poisoned, beaten over the head", etc. Or, more likely, he could simply have died of any of the countless diseases that swept through ancient Egypt and for which there was usually no effective cure.
The truth is that we will never know the truth in the case of Tutankhamen (except that we know that some people insist on murdering his name by calling him "Tut", which would have been considered a serious criminal insult to the royal personage, with lethal consequences).
It has been shown that the wound to his leg caused gangrene, and happened only a short time before his death. It was the only visible cause of death on the mummy.
The cause of King Tutankhamun's death remains unknown. It has been speculated that he was assassinated. Popular belief holds that he died either from an infection sustained after breaking his leg or from a combination of Kohler disease II and malaria.
An infection caused by a broker leg
There is a theory that he fell while on his chariot and broke a bone in his leg.
no one knows it could have been murder but it could have been a leg infection
He died from an infection from having a degenerative bone disease in his toe, a broken leg, and tge dadliest form of malaria.
The cause of King Tutankhamun's death remains unknown. It has been speculated that he was assassinated. Popular belief holds that he died either from an infection sustained after breaking his leg or from a combination of Kohler disease II and malaria.
An infection caused by a broker leg
King Tut died because of a leg infection and malarial dease
There is a theory that he fell while on his chariot and broke a bone in his leg.
scientist explain he was but what they found of the body was a whole in his leg which caused him to have an infection called a blood clock that went up to his heart
This is a mystery that lives on today. What scientists believe is either he was murdered, was posioned or had and infection in the leg which caused his leg to break.
Do you mean BOIL (also called furuncle or a painful sore caused by infection) on your leg?
no one knows it could have been murder but it could have been a leg infection
He died in Egypt, possibly of an infection following a badly broken leg. He was about 18 years old.
He died from an infection from having a degenerative bone disease in his toe, a broken leg, and tge dadliest form of malaria.
infection of the skin on the lower leg unknown oring
He died of an infection in the leg.