Tutankhamun Research Paper

Tutankhamun has created one of the most memorable stories of history in the ancient Egyptian history. Tutankhamen, one of the king of Egypt who had the smallest reign and his death tomb, was discovered late in 1922 by a historian Howard Carter. He started his leadership role as the king of Egypt with the name Tutankhaten which is thought to mean “Living Image of the Aten” and he changed it to Tutankhamun when he relocated to Thebes after abandoning Akhenaten. It is believed Tutankhamun was the son of Amenhotep IV as the dad and Queen Kiya one of the minor wives of his father. His mother was given the title “Greatly Beloved Wife of Akhenaten” because she is the woman who gave the reigning king an heir i.e. Tutankhamun. As the King, he married
However, some items had been stolen. The tomb had sixteen steps descending to the lower sealed and plastered doorway that was believed to own the possession of the Curse of Tutankhamun. After the doorway, there was a corridor that led to the different parts of the tomb of the burial chamber, Antechamber, Treasury, and the Annex. After the entry into the tomb, the scientists discovered the burial wall was beautified with golden background and decorated with scenes of the Opening of the Mouth ritual. It also had paintings of the Amduat i.e. The Book of the Dead it also illustrated scenarios of Tutankhamun with the old gods. The west wall contained the apes of the hour of the Amduat, on the north wall there is a drawing of the king with the goddess named Nut and the Royal Ka Embraces of Osiris. Among other discoveries was a depiction of Ay wearing the blue war crown showing that Vizier took up the kingship after the death of Tutankhamun? On the south wall, it shows the King with Anubis and Harthor and further illustrates Isis, Hathor and Anubis welcoming Tutankhamun to the world of the dead. On the top, there was a show of the resting place of the King and was drawn with the wings of the goddess