Do You Know What Happened To King Tut's Death?

King Tutankhamun death is a mystery that puzzles many historians, and archeologist. Many theories include, falling from a chariot, being killed by a hippo or crocodile, infection, malaria, or as I believe being assassinated. Many clues and hints have been given to support this theory. In the article Mysteries of Egypt, an X-ray was given of King Tut's skull, it revealed a blood clot at the base of his head. Could this have been caused by a traumatic hit to the head? Who would do such a thing? King Tut's elderly chief advisor Ay, is most suspected to have murdered the famous pharaoh. From the day of his birth to the time of his death Tut had a clubbed foot, and studies show he had a malaria. Did Ay murder him just for power, and blame it

One of the greatest pharaohs at the time of the establishment within the New Kingdom was a warrior pharaoh called King Thutmose. He paved the way for victory for future military ventures to the northeast. In addition to his ambitious construction projects at the temple of Karnak at Thebes and the temple of

Aye was killed after four years and Tey marry Horemheb. Sense Tey and Aye did not had any children Tey could marry who ever she wanted and will become King of Egypt.Sense Horemheb could not marry Aye he had to kill Aye and marry Tey. So Tey marry Horemheb and made him King of Egypt. That is my final reason how horemheb killed King Tut.

King Tutankhamen also known as King Tut was born in 1341 BC and died in 1323 BC. Akhenaten(King Tut’s father) birthday is unknown, but he died in 1335 BC. King Tut is known most for his tomb. “The most fascinating item found in King Tut’s tomb was the stone sarcophagus containing three coffins, one inside the other, with a final coffin made of gold. When the lid of the third coffin was raised, King Tut's royal mummy was revealed, preserved for more than 3,000 years. As archaeologists examined the mummy, they found other artifacts, including bracelets, rings and collars.” The tomb was discovered by Howard Carter in 1922. When Carter discovered it, it was untouched. Most of what we know about Egyptian history came from the tomb. Akhenaten and King Tut were both pharaohs, but had two different styles of ruling. Akhenaten made radical changes. These radical changes led to “his characterisation as the first individual in history”. King Tut was the complete opposite. This paper will prove that Tutankhamen took the necessary steps to legitimize his rule after the chaotic rule of his father.

I think that King Tut’s death was caused by assassination. Horemheb must have murdered him because he erased Tut’s name from the list of Pharaohs. Therefore, Horemheb must have had something against Tut. After King Tut died, Horemheb became a close advisor of the new Pharaoh. This means that he supports the new ruler more than he supports King Tut. I know that King Tut couldn’t have been in a chariot accident because he had club foot, so he couldn’t even stand in the chariot. This leads to the fact that King Tut was

Horemheb later killed Aye. Aye died mysteriously. Aye was the king of Egypt with Ankhesenamun after Tut died. Ankhesenamun disappeared and was erased from Egyptian history. Horemheb and Tey, Aye’s ex wife, took the throne and none

Ankhesenamun started war to make sure Horemheb benefit from it and marry her so Ankhesenamun sent a letter to the Hittites wanting to marry their prince but the Hittite prince was killed at the Egyptian border. Since Horemheb was highest army general, he would benefit from war and the war would make sure Ankhesenamun and Horemheb

King tut was only 19 when he died. Some people believe that the king was assassinated but the more accepted theory is that it was an accident. He ruled Egypt as pharaoh for about ten years between 1324 B.C and 1333 B.C. An autopsy done on the body shows he probably died from an infection after breaking his leg. His burial was rushed, and thousands of years later was unearthed again.

The second reason I believe this theory is true is because in King Tut’s tomb there is a picture of Ay Tut’s successor being crowned. Did Ay have to do with the death

I learned that King Tutankhamen came to power as a child and was heavily assisted in ruling by advisers. He likely used the same advisers as his father. This caused him to revert to previous religious practices changed by Akhenaten.

The first theory is that King Tut was murdered! Not by just some random person who held a grudge against him. But by his father’s former advisor, Aye. Also by a military general, Horemheb, who guided King Tut in his decision making. One reason why this theory is believed, is because Aye had married King Tut’s wife, Ankhesenamun, right after King Tut died. It is believed that Aye and Ankhesenamun were working together and planned to kill King Tut. Another reason is because when Horemheb became Pharaoh, he replaced all of the temples with King Tut’s name on it and put his name instead.

On a cultural, economic and political level, Egypt has been largely shaped by the idiosyncrasies of its various rulers. Egypt’s first leap towards becoming an advanced civilisation began with King Narmer’s unification of Upper and Lower Egypt. Although the first 200 years of Egypt’s unification do not appear to have been peaceful, cultural development accelerated ahead during the early dynasties. The tensions between the North and South throughout Egypt’s second dynasty continued to grow until Khasekhemwy’s ascension to the throne. As the last King of the Second Dynasty, he is widely recognised as the King that resolved the conflict between the two sides, however, how this was achieved is not known.

King Tut's died because he had a diseases on his left foot and he also had malaria a diseases an insect that carries. The scientists found out when they did a CT scan which occured in 2005. They found out that King Tut had a broken leg that never got healthy, these findings explain why he had to use 130 walking sticks and canes that were discovered with Tut's

When asked to name an Egyptian pharaoh, most people would turn to the name; Tutankhamun. A name which belonged to one of the most famous and well-known mummies of Ancient Egypt. Tutankhamun was a pharaoh who ruled during the New Kingdom Period in Ancient Egypt at the age of 9-10, his short lived reign lasted from 1332-1323 BC. His mummified remains were found in a cache tomb by Howard Carter, the tomb remained untouched and hidden in the Valley of the Kings for many hundreds of thousands of years while many others were plundered upon discovery. Within this tomb were countless treasures, artefacts and answers to feed our curiosity about the young Pharaoh as well as Egyptian culture, beliefs of power, death and the afterlife.

Not all believed in the curse of King Tut and what it did.  Other did however find many reasons to believe in it. It is hard to decide which side of the story to believe, because both sides do have the evidence to make a case on each side.  The Curse of the Pharaohs actually started in the 19th century, but it really came into focus around the 20th century with the expedition of King Tut’s tomb, but there is still conflict about whether it’s real or just fiction.