Essay On King Tuot

I chose King Tutankhamen because he interests me. He was a very young King that didn’t do much at all. He was also deformed from what we saw of him. However, I can’t imagine being a king at the age he was. Nobody looted his tomb because he was literally a nobody. The way he died was probably accidental as well.

Charge! This was Alexander the Great. He was king of Macedonia and he got to power at the age 20 after his father died at his daughter's wedding. He was trained from birth to become a king and become a great one. He was taught by Aristotle, and he taught him academic subjects, politics, sports and warfare (Doc BGE). As king he took over the Persian empire and he died after he got back to Babylon after going all the way to the Indus River. In the war he showed leadership, intelligence, and creativity. Alexander was great because he conquered Persia and he had many different traits that made him a leader.

Tutankhamun was originally given the name Tutankhaten or the living image of Aten the sun god. He became engaged to the fourth daughter of Nefertiti and Akhenaten, Ankhesenpaaten his half sister (Mark). Historians believe that Kiya, a wife of Akhenaten, was King Tut’s mother who died in childbirth (Caselli 19). Genetic tests have proven that King Tut was indeed the grandson Amenhotep II and almost certainly the son of Akhenaten (History.com). Once Akhenaten died, Egypt was in a state of confusion in which a king by the name of Ankhkheprure Smenkhkaredjerkhepru. Many believe that this was Queen Nefertiti who came into power to continue her husband’s “revolution” (Caselli 20). Akhenaten made reforms to the religious system making it so all of Egypt would worship a single deity, Aten, the sun god. These changes were very controversial (History.com). Pharaohs were kept a distance away from their subjects and spent most of their time with their close circle of friends and advisers (Caselli 21). Two of his most powerful advisers were Ay and Horemheb (History.com). When King Tut became pharaoh sometime around 1333 BCE, he would undo everything that his father did (Caselli 20). He would revive the practices of worshipping Amun and he would restore Thebes as the religious capital. Tut would work with his two advisers to restore Egypt’s stature in the region as well

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.

​In his play, Oedipus the King, Sophocles demonstrates two characters to be an ideal ruler for Thebes. For many generations, many people hear about the tales & legends of famous, loyal, ruthless and merciless rulers. With regards to Oedipus, Sophocles presents the audience with Creon, a loyal and humble man and Oedipus a loyal yet merciless and impulsive ruler. Oedipus honorably becomes king of Thebes after freeing Thebes from the Sphinx’s wrath whereas Creon becomes king because he was the last surviving member of the royal family. Thus leading us to wonder who the superior king would be. Instantaneously, most people would choose the king who is loyal and humble. However, this is not always the case. Even though it is clear to the audience

After the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922, scholars determined that although the cause of death is still unknown, he died when he was only 19 years old. Why did he die at such a young age? From that moment there have been many studies focusing on explaining his death. One hypothesis is that Aye could be accountable for Tutankamun’s death on the basis of jealousness, need for power and forcing his way into the throne.

Yesterday, a new pharaoh took the throne. He seemed to be more worthy than his father at least. He is very smart, and he seems like he will use is power for good. He asked for a blessing to be a good king, and as normal, I gave him the blessing. “May you be an intelligent, strong, and Generous pharaoh”. The pharaoh’s name is Tutankhamun. His father, Akhenaten tried to make Egypt believe in one god. Honestly, I don’t think that was very wise. An entire civilization is believing in thousands of gods, and you try to make them believe in one. Not smart, not smart at all. Anyways, He is very young. 9 years old, I

Do you know what happened to king Tut? Well if not I will tell you some of my studies.

King tut was killed and his wife ankensnamen is in need of a king to rule all of egypt

Leaders cannot be born, they are created through their experiences and skills, this topic has created a national debate over the centuries. One of the greatest military leaders in history, Alexander the Great became a leader through his abilities, efforts, and accomplishments, not through birth. Becoming a young king of the empire Macedonia, he maintained the second largest empire in history, and conquered the Persian empire. However, at the age of 32, Alexander dies from a fever. Alexander’s legacy is still taught and told today in schools. Alexander the Great has become an inspirational leader for his courage, influence, and intelligence that still affects people today.

“When Alexander was 13, the famous Greek philosopher Aristotle became his tutor” 2 Alexander didn’t get to see much of his father. “He saw little of his father, who as both king and general, was constantly away on some military campaign.”6 When Alexander was 12, he impressed his father. “At age 12 showed his equestrian skill to his father and all who were watching when he tamed Bucephalus, unruly stallion horse, unable to be ridden and devouring flesh of all who had tried.”5 No one noticed that the horse was afraid of its own shadow. “When the horse was led onto the exercise field, Alexander turned it around, so it faced the sun and its shadow fell behind. Then he jumped onto its huge back and galloped across the field. King Philip was so proud of his son he burst into tears.”(9) 1

Alexander the Great is viewed as one of history’s brilliant military leaders and most powerful rulers. He accomplished so much in such a short amount of time, dying at the age of 32. Since this is a leadership class, we thought it would only be fit to write about this military genius and world conqueror to find out what characteristics set him aside from everyone else. Coming up with the characteristics was incredibly difficult since he has so many that should be considered. We were able to narrow it down to five characteristics that we felt would best exemplify Alexander the Great. The five that we have chosen to discuss include his courageousness, how influential he was, the amount of confident he had, his creativity, and how organized he

I selected the topic of Tutankhamun because I have an interest in Egyptian pharaohs, and Tutankhamun 's mystery intrigues me. Tutankhamun came to throne at only about eight or nine years old. About ten years later, he dies. How? Some theories include a chariot accident, he was murdered, or died from disease. This research report will include the events before Tutankhamun 's life that led to him becoming king, his short reign, death, the chain of events that Tutankhamun caused after his death, and jump ahead in the timeline to his discovery thousands of years later.

By all accounts, King Tutankhamun ascended to the throne at the tender young age of 9 years, inheriting a tumultuous populace after the reign of the radical Pharaoh, Akhenaten. The young king’s reign was cut short when he died prematurely, when he was around 19 years of age, leaving no surviving son to follow as his successor.

A leader as an individual needs to overlook themselves and analyze how they would come