King Tutankhamun

Tutankhamun is one of the most famous pharaohs of Ancient Egypt from the 18th dynasty. 

In reference to the ancient Egyptian language, the name Tutankhamun means the living image of the God Amon. 

Tutankhamun took his reign at an early age; He was nine years old, and because he was too young to govern himself, he had to have assistants: He is considered the golden pharaoh. 

He has enjoyed wide fame, but this fame was not linked to his victories in the wars, but rather to the treasures found in his grave, and he was not damaged, apart from his death, which some of his reasons are unknown and unknown.

Tutankhamun's marriage of Tutankhamun married Tutankhamun after he took office in Egypt. 

His marriage to his half sister, the daughter of Queen Nefertiti, and the king's marriage to his sister was not strange for the kings of Ancient Egypt; 

To preserve the throne of the King and preserve royal blood, in addition to their belief that the King and the Queen are gods, and it was natural for God to marry his sister, but this custom was not widespread among the public. 

The tracker of Tutankhamun's treasures notices the life of luxury and love he and his wife have had, and some evidence shows that his relationship with his wife has been a love affair since they were young. 

The causes of Tutankhamun's death are many thoughts and thoughts on the death of Tutankhamun;

The scars on his skull and thigh made scientists believe that his death was not normal. He was the victim of an assassination plot. 

However, the report issued by the team responsible for studying the cause of Tutankhamun's death showed that his death was not the result of assassination. 

There was no evidence of that. Indeed, blood poisoning due to a fractured femur is the main cause of his death Anach Amon is just for embalming.

The discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun is due to the discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun by British scientist Howard Carter in 1922 in Luxor in the Valley of the Kings. 

He found many archeological pieces, approximately 5,000. 

Howard noticed a vault while digging and excavating at the beginning of the tunnel which reaches the tomb of King Ramses IV, 

The room containing his tomb was decorated with drawings depicting the story of his transition to the dead. 

The process of reaching the Tutankhamun mummy was not easy. It was surrounded by three coffins of gold, 

So Howard cut these coffins, and after they were cut off he found that the Tutankhamun mummy was surrounded by an art of gold. 

It was difficult to lift it from the coffin, After removing the golden coffin and the coffin made of silk, he found the mummy of Tutankhamun, adorned with all its ornaments including rings, necklaces, and gold crown. 

Tutankhamun's treasures are found in the tomb of Tutankhamun, many treasures and personal properties that he owned from his childhood until his death and the taking of office his games, 

As well as tools for writing colors and tablets, as well as jewelry adorned with the Tutankhamun mummy. 

One of the most important treasures is a necklace of the sun god: This brooch is one of a rare collection of jewelry found in the tomb of Tutankhamun. 

The necklace is one of the ornaments that is associated with the king's inauguration. 

It is currently located in the Egyptian Museum in the Egyptian capital of Cairo.

A collection of statues of King Tutankhamun: Of the treasures found in the tomb of Tutankhamun, a collection of statues of his and the gods of the other world, up to 32, 

All made of gold wood. Coffins and Gold Mask: The gold Tutankhamun mummy mask, weighing up to 11 kilograms, is decorated with a collection of semi-precious stones. 

The coffins were made of gold-covered wood, and there is also a golden coffin weighing more than 110 kilograms. Tutankhamun jewelry collection: A large collection of gold jewelry was found in the tomb of Tutankhamun. 

These pieces are decorated with semi-precious stones. 

This collection includes various pieces of bracelets, chest and rings, amounting to 143 gold pieces. The importance of the treasures of Tutankhamun is of great importance. 

This importance has many reasons, including: The collection dates back to the most prosperous era of Ancient Egypt, the 18th dynasty, 

When Egypt and the Aegean were open and strong cultural relations, as well as the Levant. Tutankhamun's collection of treasures is the most complete and rare among the treasures of other kings; 

It contains a large collection of 358 gold pieces, including a gold mask, a gold coffin, and two gold pieces of wood. 

These treasures contain a collection of luggage and furniture for the king, in addition to a collection of symbols associated with his burial ceremonies. 

All these treasures are located in Egypt. This treasure tells a lot about Tutankhamun's life. 

He knew about Tutankhamun's love of hunting, as his relationship with his wife, Ankh Asin Amon, and his happy life with her.

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