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A famous child pharaoh of ancient Egypt?
tutankhamen
What did Tutankhamen do as a pharaoh?
tutankhamen did things like: keep egypt safe.
Was the pharaoh considered a god in ancient Egypt?
Yes, the pharaoh was considered a god in ancient Egypt.
Where are you placed Tutankhamun in the ancient Egyptian social pyramid?
Tutankhamen was the pharaoh of the Egypt at that time, and I do believe that he would have been at the absolute top of the Social Pyramid, as he is the pharaoh, and therefore the one with the most power. I do hope this helps.
What was the first pharaoh of ancient Egypt?
Narmer (Menes).
A famous child pharaoh of ancient Egypt?
tutankhamen
Which pharaoh ruled firstTutankhamen or Ramses?
King Tutankhamen was the first Pharaoh of Ancient Egypt.
Who was the youngest of all the pharaohs of Egypt?
The youngest pharaoh in Ancient Egypt was Tutankhamen, he became a pharaoh when he was 9 years old.
Where did tutankharmen live?
Tutankhamen was a boy pharaoh in Ancient Egypt. He died at a very young age.
What did Tutankhamen do as a pharaoh?
tutankhamen did things like: keep egypt safe.
Who was the most important pharaoh in Egypt?
Tutankhamen
Was king tutankhamen the only pharaoh of Egypt?
No, there were hundreds!
Who was the most popular pharaoh in egypt?
King Tutankhamen.
Who was the pharaoh Tutankhamun?
Pharaoh Tutankhamen was not a very important pharaoh. Things changed today. The reason that the pharaoh is important was that we found a lot about Egypt from this Pharaoh and his tomb. In fact, he died and was married early in his life. Tutankhamen married a girl of 12 year old. The name of the women that he married is Ankhesenpaaten. Tutankhamen had two daughters. Tutankhamen's reign began 1361BC.
Was the pharaoh considered a god in ancient Egypt?
Yes, the pharaoh was considered a god in ancient Egypt.
Who were the ancient Egyptians ruled by?
The rulers of ancient Egypt had the title Pharaoh.
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.
