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His tomb builders.They would be following a plan.

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King Tutankhamun was not actually very important, by historical standards. He ascended the throne at the age of 9, and died a few years later. He is special only because his was the only undisturbed grave in the Valley of Kings upon its discovery.

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it was Ramses originally but it is the pharaohs.

All Pharaohs ruled Egypt as "God Kings", before and after Ramses, from the time that Narmer / Nemes united Upper and Lower Egypt.

According to the Polytheistic Religion practiced in Khmt (Black Land) the Pharaoh was regarded as a manifestation of Horus in life and Osiris in death. Horus is the God of war & hunting, son of Osiris (God of the after life) and Isis / Aset (Goddess of Magic, Maternity, Protection, Medicine....)

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Yes thousands of them. But he would associate little with them. His personal staff, made up of hundreds were general important nobles.

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he did have children

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He's no important to the history of Egypt, he's just famous because he was discovered so recently and there had been no grave-robbers to his tomb before.

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There's no reason you couldn't make one like that if you wanted to, but the ancient Egyptians didn't do it that way.

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King Tut brought all the Gods/Goddess back into the Egyptian religion because King Tut's father made everyone worship the same god which King tut thought that would anger the gods so he said that the people of Egypt could worship the other Gods and Goddess.

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The reason why King Tut was special or interesting is because he ruled over ancient Egypt for 9 years. He started ruling it when he was 9 years old until he was 18. They called him "The Boy King".

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It was discovered by Howard Carter in 1922

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"Tut" is an abbreviated form of Tutankhamun (pronounced 'toot-un-common'). However Tut had several names. His original name, before he took the throne was Tutankhaten which meant "Living image of the Aten". when he became Pharaoh he was given the name Tutankhamun which means "Living image of Amun." The pharaoh before "Tut" was named Akhenaten and changed some things in the Egyptian religon. He thought that Aten was the main god and wanted eveyone to worship Aten. For this change that challenged many Egyptains' beliefs and costums, Akhenaten was hated and shunned by the people. When Tut took the throne the change of his name meant that the old ways (and ways that were believed to be right) of having Amun as a god came back into view.

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he was born in 1341bc.

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King Tut lives in his tomb, and his possesions are at the Cairo museum.

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The Mediterranean Sea to the north was hard to cross

The Red Sea to the east was to hard to cross

The Cataracts to the south were to dangerous

The Desert to the west was to dangerous and hot to travel through

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King Tut was 19 when he died. (:

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it was a pyramid but it had loads of Chambers and it wasn't meant to be for him.

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I believe it was Siamese.

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King Tut did not have a very good adulthood. He died when he was 19.

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Both, Tutankhamen ruled during the 18th dynasty, long after the two Kingdoms were united.

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Ibis is Tut's sacred bird

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yes

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King Tut's father was the Pharoah Akhenaten. Akhenaten ruled over Egypt from 1353 BC - 1336 BC in the 18th Dynasty. . He introduced the monotheistic religion of the sun disk god, Aten.

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Egypt, or as it was known to the ancient Egyptians; Kemet.