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Tutankhamun King of EgyptTutankhamun King of Egypt The Tutankhamun London exhibition includes information, housed in galleries, based on various themes including Tutankhamun King of Egypt. Comprehensive facts and information on Tutankhamun King of Egypt can be accessed by our sitemap. But this page details fast facts and info that we hope will 'wet your appetite' for Ancient Egyptian History and the Tutankhamun London Exhibition including Tutankhamun King of Egypt. Tutankhamun King of Egypt | Fact 1 | The religious ideas of his father Akhenaten had radically changed Ancient Egypt from a polytheistic religion, worshipping many gods, to monotheism which was the worship of one god called the Aten | Fact 2 | The people and the priests resented the new religion which had been forced upon them. Egypt had declined into a chaotic state, governed by the religion obsessed Pharaoh Akhenaten and the corrupt officials who had replaced the traditional priest led economy. | Fact 3 | Akhenaten was deposed and Tutankhamun eventually became the boy king of Ancient Egypt aged 9 years old | Fact 4 | In 1334BC King Tut married Ankhesenpaaten, his half sister | Fact 5 | When King Tut was about 12 years old the backlash against the new religion was so intense that the young pharaoh changed his name from Tutankhaten to Tutankhamun. | Fact 6 | Tutankhamun and the royal court were forced to move back to the old capital at Thebes which was the center of worship of the god Amun and the power base of the Amun priests | Fact 7 | Solidifying the new rule King Tut commissioned various building works | Fact 8 | The wars during the reign of King Tut were fought against the Hittites, the Mitanni and the Nubians | Fact 9 | None of his children survived infancy | Fact 10 | Tutankhamun died in the year of 1325BC at the age of 18/19. He reigned for just 9 years and the cause of his death still remains a mystery | Fact 11 | Tutankhamun was buried in his hastily prepared tomb in the Valley of the Kings 70 days after his death, according to the death rituals of the Ancient Egyptians | Tutankhamun King of Egypt |
Tutankhamun King of Egypt The Tutankhamun London exhibition includes information, housed in galleries, based on various themes including Tutankhamun King of Egypt. Comprehensive facts and information on Tutankhamun King of Egypt can be accessed by our sitemap. But this page details fast facts and info that we hope will 'wet your appetite' for Ancient Egyptian History and the Tutankhamun London Exhibition including Tutankhamun King of Egypt. Tutankhamun King of Egypt Each section of the King Tut website addresses all topics and provides interesting facts and information about the Golden Age of Pharaohs and of Egypt London Exhibition. The Sitemap provides full details of all of the information and facts provided about the fascinating subject of the Pharaoh Tutankhamun and the Tutankhamun King of Egypt.
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