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King Tutankhamun
Tutankhamun is considered the king of ancient Egypt, ruled from 1333 to 23 B.C. This king is known because of his proper tomb that was discovered in the Valley of the Kings in 1922 AD, and during his rule he restored the power of religion and traditional Egyptian art, and the lineage of the king is still The berries are unknown and uncertain, and the medical analysis of King Tut’s mummy shows that he shares great physical characteristics with the mummy that were discovered in KV 55 in Tomb No. 55 in the Valley of the Kings. That mummy might be Akhenaten himself.
The life of King Tutankhamun
King Tut was born around 1341 B.C. and died in 1323 B.C., colloquially known as King Tut and he is the twelfth pharaoh of the eighteenth Egyptian family. During his reign, King Tut achieved little but his powerful advisors restored the traditional religion set by his father Akhenaten who led the Amarna Revolution. And after his death at the age of nineteen, King Tut disappeared from history until his distinguished tomb was discovered and became one of the best ancient kings of Egypt.
The death of King Tutankhamun
Research indicates that King Tut died due to gangrene from a leg fracture, where early investigations indicated the presence of bone fragments in Tut’s skull to suggest the theory that he died as a result of a blow to the head by his political opponents, and a full study of his body in 2006 AD found that the damage In his skull occurred after his death as a result of mishandling the mummy, while another study conducted in 2010 about the DNA of King Tut found that he was suffering from malaria and that he was suffering from a disability which required him to walk on a crutch, which caused his fall and leg injury.
The tomb of King Tutankhamun
It is believed that the early death of King Tutankhamen necessitated a burial burial in a smaller grave than they used to build for the nobles, and after seventy days after his death, the body of Tut was laid to rest and the grave was sealed, and his grave remained unknown for centuries until the location of his grave was lost because its entrance was Covered with debris from the construction of another tomb, this tomb of King Tut was discovered by a group of British and Egyptian observers including the British archaeologist Howard Carter who found a staircase full of rubble in the Valley of the Kings through this staircase and excavations erected in the late nineteenth century was able Find the tomb of the king who dug Ali The name of Tutankhamun.
