As an only nine years old kid, he was taking charge of all Egypt. He became a kid King after the death of Akhenaten, who's believed to be his father — married to his half-sister Ankhesenamun, who was the daughter of Akhenaten from his great royal wife, Nefertiti.

During their marriage, they had lost two daughters, one during pregnancy and the other just after birth.

He was born in 1342 BC and didn't wait long till he became the King of Egypt. His reign had begun from 1334 BC when he was just nine years old boy and ended in 1325 BC when he was only 19 years old teenager.

King Tut's mother is believed to be his father's sister. Her name isn't known, but she was called the Younger Lady; her mummy was found in the Valley of the Kings in tomb KV35.

Although his name is so famous and known worldwide, it wasn't his original one.

He was called Tutankhaten, which means the living image of Aten.

Who was the only god during the reign of his father as he had ordered so, which had made the priests of god Amun Ra unpleased, who were used to have the highest power and big influence on the Egyptian people that had been lost after declaring Aten as the only god.

That's why, after the death of Akhenaten and under the pressure of the priests, he changed his name to Tutankhamun, to mean the living image of Amun, the Egyptian god, and the priests got their power and influence back as he was just a little boy.

Also, King Tut's wife's name was Ankhesenpaaten, which means living through Aten, changed to Ankhesenamun.

And he had removed the capital from Akhetaten (Amarna), created by his father, to Thebes.

Due to King Tut age, the young Pharaoh couldn't be in full power and charge, as it was believed that Ay, his vizier and advisor, was the real man in charge, who eventually became the Pharaoh after his death.

 This little Egyptian Pharaoh hadn't the chance to be the real ruler, as he died at the age of 18 or 19.

There's no apparent reason for his death. It was once believed that he had been killed by a head strike, as an X-Ray was made in 1968 to the King Tut mummy, showed two bone fragments inside the skull.

But then it was disapproved by further analysis that proved to be caused by a modern unwrapping of the mummy.

Another theory of his death declared that it could be a chariot accident.As they found the front part of his chest wall and ribs are missing and some crushing injuries.

But after going back to some photographs taken in 1926, it was found that the chest wall was intact, which means that a robbery could have happened.

His death was declared to be caused by several reasons as weakness disorders, leg fracture, and severe malarial infection.

  King Tut has a wide celebrity worldwide; maybe he's one of the most famous kings from Egyptian history.

However, it's not for his effect on Egyptian history or that he had won a lot of wars or expanded his empire or built a lot of temples, but it was his tomb that had given him all this fame.

As King Tut's tomb was found intact with all the pieces and treasures, remain in good quality and unrobed unlikely most of the tombs in the Valley of the Kings.

King Tut tomb was discovered in 1922 by Howard Carter. A British archaeologist and Egyptologist, who had found more than 5000 pieces buried with the King, known after by King Tut's Treasure, stared by the famous King Tut death mask, made from pure gold that has its own reputation.

This treasure is exposed in a special section at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, containing all the jewelry and the King Tut wooden sarcophagus painted by gold. That's for sure worth a visit.

While King Tut's mummy still resting in the King's tomb in the Valley of the Kings.

No wonder it's famous around the world; the treasure found inside the tomb is priceless and tells us a lot about how great was the Pharaohs, and how the death and burial were so special for them.

It's considered one of the most amazing and important excavations in the century, and it was the reason why Howard Carter had a unique position between all the archeologists.

 Maybe King Tutankhamun's reign wasn't so special, and he wasn't a war master or a great invader or a temples builder, but what he left us is so precious that for sure, he wasn't just a boy.