Horemheb

The reign of Tutankhamun had a significant impact on ancient Egyptian society due to the upheaval the revolution of the very foundation of Egyptian beliefs by Tutankhamun’s father Akhenaten created, followed by the restoration of the original belief system during Tutankhamun’s reign. In order to explore this further, a brief background of Akhenaten’s reign needs to be looked at in order to understand why the main religion of Egypt was changed so suddenly. Tutenkhamun came to the throne as a young

The Death of King Tut… Was caused by assassination and his Genetic Impairment. I believe that King Tut was assassinated by his successor, because of the research and evidence that was found. His Genetic impairment would make it that much easier to kill King Tut. Reason one that I believe this theory is true is because King Tut’s father had changed the religion of Ancient Egypt during his reign, and was hated throughout his reign. I believe that someone might have still been mad even though King

My overall opinion on how King Tut died is he got killed in battle. I think he got really mad at the Hittites, because the Hittites and Egypt were enemies. King Tut got mad at the Hittites and they went to war. King Tut had a very bad broken leg and his tomb was far away from where he died. King Tut had a cut on his cheek so he could of got shot in the back of the head with a arrow and fell and broke his leg and cut his cheek. The Hittites were all aiming for King

Ankanhaman hitting King Tut in the cheek. King Tut and Ankanhaman probably didn’t like their marriage so, Ankanhaman might have killed that’s likely why King Tut had a tear in his cheek. Ankanhaman might have had a future plan to kill King Tut and Horemheb was with Ankanhaman to kill King

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

Introduction In ancient Egypt, a boy dies mysteriously. Quickly buried in a small tomb, he lies peacefully, undisturbed. Thousands of years later, in February 1922, a man named Howard Carter finds the boy 's tomb. Named the discovery of the century, the discovery of the tomb answers so many questions, but creates a mystery that takes its place in the world 's greatest unsolved mysteries. I selected the topic of Tutankhamun because I have an interest in Egyptian pharaohs, and Tutankhamun 's mystery

would have lived in the main castle with his family. Then he would have owned the main castle when he became the ruler. He also lived his early life in Akhenaten (the old armana named after King Tuts Father). Friends During King Tuts ninth year, Horemheb (the army general) walked the army into Syria to help Egypt’s old Friends, the Mitannian,of north Syria, which was involved in war with slaves of the Hittites. King Tut had these allies because they had been very close throughout years of war and

Tutankhamun (born as Tutankhaten) captured global interest in ancient Egypt when British archaeologist Howard Carter discovered his tomb in the Valley Of Kings in 1922 Despite his fame, Tutankhamun lived an unremarkable life due to his very young age and early death. Tutankhamun was born to Akhenaton during his reign otherwise known as the “Amarna Revolution.” In his time as pharaoh Akhenaton instated Aton as the chief male god of Egypt and moved the religious and administrative capitals to his

Pharaoh: Amenhotep III Building Program: He began his building program very early in his reign. The Temple of Amen at Luxor; The colonnade and forecourt of this temple has been acclaimed by art historians as being the most impressive achievement of Egyptians temple architecture. The third Pylons at Karnak He demolished the shrines and monuments of earlier pharaohs, including some of his father’s, and used the rubble to fill his new pylon. This carried a lengthy inscription praising himself

How did King Tut die? Was it an accident or was it homicide? This is one theory, Ankhesenamun and Aye murdered King Tut by sabotaging his chariot. King Tut hit his head and later Tut Aye and Ankhesenamun went on a trip together and Aye broke Tut’s leg. He bled to death. Tut one day was riding on his chariot to his hunting grounds when he mysteriously he fell off his chariot. He ended up hitting his head and scratching his cheek. What happened was Aye, and Ankhesenamun had sabotaged his chariot