Tutankhamun (Nebkheperure)
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Tutankhamun (Nebkheperure) 🇪🇬

twt-ꜥnḫ-jmn (Living Image of Amun) (Known as "Tutankhamun")
Pharaoh of Egypt, Restorer of Traditional Religion, 18th Dynasty Sovereign
Born c. 1341 BCE 🇪🇬 Akhetaten (Amarna), Egypt
Passed Away c. 1323 BCE Memphis, Egypt
Lifespan ~18 years old
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"The gods who had forsaken this land have returned to their shrines; peace and celebration dwell once more in the two lands."

Archival Overview

Eighteenth Dynasty Pharaoh celebrated globally for the discovery of his intact royal tomb (KV62) in the Valley of the Kings. Restored the traditional polytheistic religion of Amun after the Amarna period.

Biographical Record

Ascending the throne around age nine under the guidance of vizier Ay and general Horemheb, Tutankhamun reversed the monotheistic solar decrees of his father Akhenaten, moving the royal court back to Thebes and Memphis. He promulgated the Restoration Stela, re-endowing temples across Egypt.

Passing away around age nineteen, his golden burial chamber remained undisturbed for over three millennia until Howard Carter's historic unsealing in 1922, yielding humanity's most spectacular surviving treasure hoard of royal antiquity.

Key Life Milestones

c. 1332 BCE

Accession and the Restoration Decree

Crowned Pharaoh at age nine, repealing the Aten monotheistic decrees and restoring the traditional cult of Amun.

4 November 1922

Discovery of KV62 by Howard Carter

Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon uncovered his unplundered tomb in the Valley of the Kings, electrifying the world.

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Final Resting Place

Perpetual Memorial
Tomb KV62, Valley of the Kings
Memphis, Egypt
GPS: 25.7402, 32.6014
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