King Tutankhamun

The solid gold coffin, the solid gold mask and the shrines around the sarcophagus are all real. There were several pieces of furniture including a throne and bed. There was at least one chariot, and many items of clothing and jewelry. It was packed with many other riches riches, even though in comparison to most other royal tombs it was very small. The reason it contained so much is because it was not repeatedly vandalized as were pretty much every other tomb in the valley. Robbers did enter Tut's tomb, but apparently they were found and stopped. The Necropolis priesthood hastily tidied up after the robbers and re-sealed the tomb entrance with the Necropolis seal. Later, unknowingly, workers' huts from other tomb building projects were erected over the entrance to Tut's tomb, helping to conceal it. The tomb remained untouched after that until it was discovered by Carter in 1922. Link 04 below contains some interesting video segments.

He is actually one of the lesser Pharaohs of Egypt. He is probably most famous today for having the most intact tomb that has been discovered so far. He is also popular because he became Pharaoh when he was 9, but died very young at the age of 19; a sad story that has captured the public's imagination. Hollywood has come up with all sorts of fantastic stories about him, including saying his tomb was cursed and that he was murdered.

King tut did not build a pyrimid. He wasn't even burried in one, that's why no tomb-robbers sabatoged his grave and historians were able to see what a real egyptian tomb looked like.

The Egyptian pharaoh, Tutankhamun, was not an only child. He had a half-sister named Ankhesenpaaten. When he became king at the age of 9, he took Ankhesenpaaten as his wife.

Tutankhamun was married to Ankensenamun, who may have been his half-sister.

King Tut did not have a pyramid he was buried in a rock cut tomb in the Valley of the Kings (KV62). The tomb was rediscovered by Howard Carter in 1922 complete with all its grave goods.

"Yes," but he wanted his father to see him become king, King Tut was the only one that could become king because when he was 5 years old his brother and father died. King Tut had NO choice but to take the crown sins he was next in line. King Tut and his brother were really close. So king Tut was really sad that his brother died and his father.

Tutankhamun was the 12th Pharaoh of the 18th Egyptian dynasty. Archaeologists have estimated his birthday to be around 1341 BC.

Well it was Jennifer Tutankhamuns which was her sister and David which was her step brother

King Tut was born a prince so he was always treated like a King because... He was one! He was always being taught at home and he was given special paper and special food when ever he went to temple school - which was like public school.

Since Egyptian pharaohs were very rich, many of things were made out of expensive things, like gold. Egyptians believed that they would need all their things in their Afterlife, so pharaohs had their important things taken with them into their tomb. Also, to show how important they were, they would put extra gold into their tomb.

In 2005, some people estimated the total worth of all of king tut's treasures (like himself, his gold, his mask, ect.) and it was 750 million.

King Tut's main accomplishment was saving Egypt from the chaos his father had put it into. Akhenaten had tried to change the religion in Egypt from Amun to Aten. In making this change, he destroyed the temples of other gods. Worship of Amun was forbidden. When Tutankhamen took over he changed the religion back to Amun and rebuilt some of the temples. This helped Egypt regain stability and return things to normal.

He was a great king at a young age.

The Discovery of Tut's tomb was a remarkable discovery for several reasons. First it reawakened a lost history of Egypt's Golden Age and the great Pharoahs of the 18th Dynasty. Secondly, the rediscovery of the 18th Dynasty has led to a new understanding of the Old Testament. It appears that the 18th Dynasty of Pharoahs were the historic persons of Biblical times. Tutmose III; King David. Amenhotep III; King Solomon. Amenhotep IV (Ahkenaton); Moses and finally, the most shocking revelation, Tutankamun (Living Image of Amun); Yay soo (Jesus) the Savior

Tut took the throne at the age of about nine his regents made sure that the monotheistic Amarna religion of Akhenaten ended and re-established the old capitals. It is probable that the pharaoh's regents made most if not all of the decisions during Tutankhamun's minority. The pharaoh died at the age of 17 or 18. His fame rests only upon the 1922 discovery of his intact tomb in the Valley of the Kings. He had been forgotten and the tomb lies in an area that was not normally used for royal burials in the Valley center, was thereby protected from raiders.

We do not know for sure but most probably, like most pharaohs, he was revered as godlike.

The site is perhaps best known as the home of the exquisite ceremonial Narmer Palette. Found buried in a cache of temple furniture, the palette had been commissioned by Narmer, the first king of Egypt's First Dynasty, who reigned at about 3100 B.C. The palette--so-called the first political document in history--shows Narmer subduing an enemy ruler.

King Tutankhamun brought back the Egyptian gods and goddesses returning to the traditional belief system in Egypt. King Tutankhamun almost 3,000 year after his burial also took the fashion world by storm after the artifacts from his tomb began to turn the world. This trend or Tutmania peaked in 1978.

he ruled for about 10 years and then died shortly after from what people think was an infection from the leg. other people believe he was man slotterd.

Tutankhamun reversed the religious changes of his father changing worship of Aten back to Amun. He moved the capital back to Thebes. Ancient Egypt was economically weak at this time. There were some battles with Nubia and Mitanni which is now Syria.

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Tutankhamuns father is called Smenkhkare

== == king tut was en egyption, yes he loved bord games, but most likely he enjoyed hunting, fishing and even swimming.

Because he Died of Tuberculosis before his Father (the king)Died.