The local Abdul rasul family in Luxor is a tomb-robbing family, and they are famous for being good at "sniffing out" the location of Egyptian tombs. Members of this family often go to the west bank of the Nile with only one torch to look for treasures.
187 1 one day, they found a group of mummies of Pharaoh's royal family in a secret room near the Valley of the Kings, but they kept silent. Instead, he sneaked into the tomb from time to time in the dark, took away a small amount of precious cultural relics and sold them to antique dealers and European consuls in Luxor.
According to textual research, these mummies were originally buried in the luxurious tombs in the Valley of the Kings, but before long, the Valley of the Kings was targeted by grave robbers, almost all the tombs were looted, and all the gold and jewels were also taken away. At that time, worthless mummies were thrown aside, which can be said to be terrible. Later generations, some conscientious priests were very sad to see this situation, so they moved the mummies in batches and hid them in hidden places. This hiding is nearly three thousand years!
Maspero is responsible for escorting the royal mummy to the capital Cairo. When the ship arrived, the official in charge of receiving in Beijing didn't know what kind of "goods" to classify, so it wasn't registered on the list. An official thought that these mummies should be classified as salted fish, because they happened to have rules and regulations on salted fish and other items, so he resolutely decided to let these pharaohs go to Beijing in the name of salted fish. The Pharaoh who was once admired by thousands of people was actually regarded as a salted fish!
So this is a group of mummies, not a mummy. It can be said that the respected Pharaoh was not at peace after his death.