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Tutankhamun married his sister because they are royal and they want to keep their blood pure by marrying one of their family members. If there are a different royal family then they can marry the other family member so that the blood still stays pure. That's what my teacher said
What else can I help you with?
What is the name of tutankhamen's wife?
Tutankhamen married his half sister Queen Ankhsenamun
Can I marry my half sister?
No, because she is related to you.
What age are you allowed to marry in Poland?
18
Could you marry a girl with the same name as your sister?
Of course.
What were the conclusions of the council Trent?
priest should not be allowed to marry
Is a man allowed to marry his widows sister?
no. because he is deceased
What is the name of tutankhamen's wife?
Tutankhamen married his half sister Queen Ankhsenamun
Was Mother Teresa allowed to marry a man?
She was a sister. Sisters and nuns consider themselves to be brides of Christ. They do not marry.
Who was Tutankhamen's wife and children?
he married his half sister
How many wives did Tutankhamen have?
One and he married his Half-sister
Did king Tutankhamen have a wife?
Yes, he married his half-sister.
Are shoguns allowed to marry?
Yes, They are allowed to marry.
May you marriage your mummy sister son?
Your mother's sister's son is your first cousin. In Canada and the United States, you are not allowed to marry your mother, your sibling or your child. However about half the jurisdictions in the US permit first cousins to marry.
Who was Tutankhamen's related to?
Ankhesenamun his half sister and his wife Tutankhamen was either the son or the son-in-law of Akhenaton, who he succeeded on the throne when he became Pharaoh of Egypt.
Would a Roman Catholic man be allowed to marry his widow's sister?
There are no laws preventing it. However, it is an impossibility since the man is dead.
Could clergyman allowed to marry?
Answer Catholic Bishops are not allowed to marry
Did Akhenaten have a child with his sister?
DNA evidence shows that he did indeed father Tutankhaten (later known as Tutankhamen) with his biological sister.
