Tutankhamun is widely known by modern people because his tomb has never been stolen for 3,000 years, and it was not until 1922 that the Englishman Haval took it away? Carter's discovery of a large number of treasures shocked the western world. Tutankhamun's name is more widely known in the west because the first few people who entered the grave died early and were hyped by the media as "the Pharaoh's curse".
It has never been clear who Tutankhamun's parents are. An inscription was unearthed saying that Tutankhamun was the son of a Pharaoh, but whose son it was, it was not recorded. Most scholars believe that Tutankhamun should be Amenhotep III's son or his son Ihnaton. Scholars examined Tutankhamun's mummy and found that he was about 17 to 19 when he died. When he ascended the throne, the last Pharaoh (Amenhotep III) in Ihnaton died 17 years ago, so he can't be the son of the last Pharaoh.
Tutankhamun married Ihnaton's daughter. Ihnaton once carried out religious reform, established Adon as the main god, cut down temples and worshipped less gods to weaken religious power. Three years after Tutankhamun ascended the throne (133 1 years ago), he was encouraged by religious figures, or perhaps influenced by people who actually held political power, restored and re-established Amon, restored the temple, and moved the capital back to Thebes.
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[Editor] The Mystery of Tutankhamun's Death
There is no record of Tutankhamun's death in history. Although archaeologists found traces of head injury when examining his mummy, which was partially cured before his death, this may be an accidental injury, but the possibility of assassination is not ruled out, because according to the X-ray photos, there is a black spot under the back of his head, indicating that he may have chronic trauma caused by a heavy blow to the back of his head. And his successor tried to erase the historical records, so history rarely recorded him before his grave was dug up.
However, on March 8, 2005, Hawass, an Egyptian archaeologist and secretary-general of Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities, said that after three-dimensional scanning of Tutankhamun's mummy, the shadow on Tutankhamun's back was not caused by injury, and there was no evidence that he had been beaten. However, the scan showed that Tutankhamun had a serious fracture in his left leg and was infected by bacteria. However, it is impossible to confirm whether the bacterial infection occurred before or after his death, so it is uncertain whether this is the cause of his death.
After Tutankhamun's death, he left no children, and Prime Minister Ai Yi succeeded him as Pharaoh.
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Tutankhamun was the 18th Pharaoh of the new kingdom of ancient Egypt (BC 1334- 1323). His original name was "Tutankhamun", which means the image of "A Tong", and later it was changed to Tutankhamun, which means the image of "Amon". It shows that his belief has changed from worshipping Atong to worshiping Amon.
Tutankhamun is widely known by modern westerners because his mausoleum has never been stolen for 3000 years, until it was discovered and excavated by British adventurer Howard Carter. It shocked the western world. Tutankhamun's name is a household name in the west because the first few people who died in the grave died early.
It is not clear who Tutankhamun's parents are. An inscription was unearthed saying that Tutankhamun was the son of a Pharaoh, but whose son it was, it was not recorded. He inherited Okhennathan, and his rule may only be 8- 10 years. Examination of his mummy showed that he was only 17- 18 years old when he died. When he ascended the throne, the last Pharaoh of Okhennathan had died 17 years ago, so he can't be the son of the last Pharaoh.
Tutankhamun married Okhennathan's daughter. Okhennathan once carried out a religious reform, establishing Atong as the main god, reducing the number of temples and offering sacrifices to gods to weaken religious power. Three years after Tutankhamun ascended the throne (133 1 years ago), he was encouraged by religious figures, or perhaps influenced by people who actually held political power, restored and re-established Amon, restored the temple, and moved the capital back to Thebes.
On the tomb of the ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun, there is an epitaph: "Anyone who interferes with the peace of the Pharaoh will die on his head."
For decades, after the hype of various movies and novels, the "Pharaoh's curse" became more and more fantastic, which not only scared off grave robbers, but also worried many archaeologists and tourists. Recently, despite the threat of incantations, Egyptian archaeologists conducted a comprehensive examination of Pharaoh's body with high-tech equipment, thus uncovering the mystery of the death of the young Pharaoh in ancient Egypt 3,300 years ago.
Tutankhamun was an Egyptian Pharaoh in 18 BC. He ruled Egypt from 1336 BC to 1327 BC. Tutankhamun is not the most outstanding Pharaoh in ancient Egyptian history, but he is the most famous Egyptian Pharaoh today. Since 1922, when British archaeologists howard carter and Count carnarvon discovered the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, the dazzling array of funerary objects in the tomb, the world-famous golden colossus and the creepy curse of Pharaoh have aroused great interest of the world, but people are most concerned about the young Pharaoh himself. Tutankhamun, 19 years old, died suddenly and mysteriously. He died too early, was buried in a hurry, and was injured in the back of his head ... People believe that there must be some big secret behind his untimely death. ...
Tutankhamun's tomb was discovered by howard carter and Lord carnarvon in 1922.
When Tutankhamun ascended the throne, the Great Pyramid had a history of 1250 years. He was 18 years old when he died. Shortly after his death, ancient grave robbers visited his grave twice. Carter speculated that about 60% of the jewels in Tutankhamun's tomb had been stolen.
Carter spent about five years digging Tutankhamun's grave, eight years cleaning him, and nearly ten years cataloguing about 5,000 funerary objects found in the grave. However, in his life, he never published these amazing discoveries and finishing results in print.
When Tutankhamun's grave was opened, Carter's favorite canary was eaten by a python. Is this the Pharaoh's curse?
Tutankhamun's sarcophagus and funerary objects were originally used by one of his ancestors. Because no one expected that he would die so early and had no time to prepare for him, he had to give it to others first.
Tutankhamun's famous gold mask weighs about 10.23 kg.
Tutankhamun's mummy is protected by three human coffins and three outlines, each of which is exactly the same size as the other, and its workmanship is quite fine. The innermost human coffin is made of 22K gold and weighs 1 10.9 kg, which is about10.5000 USD according to the current market price.
The outline of the outermost layer is large enough to be used in the garage of a medium-sized car.
In Tutankhamun's grave, there is a small personal first-aid kit, which contains bandages and suspenders similar to those used in fracture besides some first-aid medicines.
According to Carter's estimation, there are about 350 liters of precious oil in Tutankhamun's tomb, most of which are stored in some stone bottles, two of which still have the fingerprints of ancient grave robbers.
Tutankhamun is not alone. There are two aborted daughters in his grave.
Tutankhamun is a fashion man who loves fashion. A large number of clothes were found in his grave, and there was a wooden model made according to his body shape next to the clothes. In addition, I also found a scarf used by Tutankhamun when he was baptized. The material is delicate and the hand is fine. Modern textile experts estimate that it takes 1 1 hour to make this scarf by hand, and it takes 9 months to make it continuously.
Tutankhamun has about 100 pairs of shoes, made of leather, wood, wicker and even gold.
There are about 30 brands of wine in Tutankhamun's tomb, one of which is "Tutankhamun house number wine", which is also marked with year, grape producing area and manufacturer. This is not for tasters' reference, but mainly for the convenience of government tax collection. )
There are 30 boomerangs in Tutankhamun's tomb. In ancient times, boomerang was used for hunting.
1939, his descendants played with the horn found in Tutankhamun's tomb, recorded it and played it on the radio. This is the first time that this horn has sounded again in 3000 years.
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