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Out of the 18th dynasty king tut  was the 12th pharaoh . He was born as King Tutankhamun on 11341 B.C.E. and died at c. 1323 B.C.E. He was handed the throne by his father, Akhenaten, at only  the age of 9 years old, which he ruled the land for 10 years before he died at age 19 years old, where he died from mysterious reasons.

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Radar scans of Tutankhamun's tomb prove there are no hidden chambers or passages, as was once believed by archaeologists. An investigation began three years ago to find out if Queen Nefertiti might be hidden behind Tut's 3,300-year-old burial chamber.

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Scientist have many explanation to how King Tut died, from chariot crashes, diseases, and murder to broken legs, scientist big explanation, on how he died is that he died due to genetic impairments.

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A 'virtual autopsy' of King Tutankhamun has revealed that he is unlikely to have died in a chariot crash, as has previously been suggested, because he suffered from serious genetic physical impairments.

The autopsy, composed of more than 2,000 computer scans, was carried out alongside a genetic analysis of Tutankhamun's family, which supports evidence his parents were brother and sister.

Virtual scans showed that only one of the breaks occurred before he died, while fractures in his skull and other parts of his skeleton were made after the boy king was already dead - leading scientists to believe he may have succumbed to an inherited illness.

Professor Albert Zink, head of the Institute for Mummies and Icemen in Italy, said to The Independent he was confident King Tutankhamum did not die as a result of a chariot accident.

"It was important to look at his ability to ride on a chariot and we concluded it would not be possible for him, especially with his partially clubbed foot, as he was unable to stand unaided.

"We need further genetic analysis because that would give us more insight into his conditions," he said. He added that the young royal's death was most likely caused from his being in a weakened state as a result of genetic impairments inherited from his brother and sister parents.

"On the other hand he suffered from malaria so it is difficult to say whether that may have been a serious factor in the cause of death," professor Zink said, emphasising there was still more research to be done.

King Tutankhamun in pictures

Previous theories that the leader died after complications arising from breaking his leg in a chariot crash were challenged as the autopsy revealed the King's weakened state, and club foot, meant he would have been unlikely to have ever driven a chariot.

The evidence is backed up by the discovery of 130 used walking canes in his tomb.

The revelations are made in BBC One documentary Tutankhamun: The Truth Uncovered, which will air next Sunday.

Ashraf Selim, an Egyptian radiologist, who is featured on the BBC documentary said to The Times: "There is only one site where we can say the fracture happened before he died and that is the knee".

"It's a big trauma. This fracture happened shortly before he died and before embalming," he added.

Evidence gathered over the years has painstakingly constructed a clearer understanding of the Egyptian King, who ascended the throne in 1332BC at the age of nine or ten, ruling until his death in 1323 BC aged 19.

Various theories have been suggested for his young death. The prevalent notion for years was that he had been murdered, thanks to a large hole found in the back of his skull.

However, advances in understanding Ancient Egyptian culture led scientists to believe the hole was a result of the natural mummification process, and the young leader's death was instead due to complications from a broken leg, which was exacerbated by malaria.

The discovery of his tomb in 1922 by Dr Howard Carter revived interest in Ancient Egyptian culture and history, leading to the mask of King Tut's mummy becoming one of the most popular icons for the period.

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Autopsy reveals King Tutankhamun did not die in a chariot accident after all

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A 'virtual autopsy' of King Tutankhamun has revealed that he is unlikely to have died in a chariot crash, as has previously been suggested, because he suffered from serious genetic physical impairments. The autopsy, composed of more than 2,000 computer scans, was carried out alongside a genetic analysis of Tutankhamun's family, which supports evidence his parents were brother and sister.

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King Tuts family included his father, Akheten, his mother, which is unknown, his sister and brother.
http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2010/09/tut-dna/img/pic1.jpg

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King tut wife was his  half- sister Ankhesenamun, who was the 3rd sister of the 6 sisters that scientist know of. She got married at age 13, while Tut was either 8 - 10
http://www.ancient-origins.net/ancient-places-africa/tragedy-queen-ankhesenamun-sister-and-wife-tutankhamun-001555
Marriage http://www.ancient-origins.net/ancient-places-africa/tragedy-queen-ankhesenamun-sister-and-wife-tutankhamun-001555

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Howard Carter a British archaeologist discovered King Tut's tomb on November 1922 https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c9/Tuts_Tomb_Opened.JPG

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King Tuts hair was shaved but had a strand of long hair symbolizing the lock of youth. King tuts makeup included: green eye makeup, using a rock, a red coloring for cheeks and lips, and black kohl for eyes ( shown below)
http://www.historyembalmed.org/life-of-king-tut/life-of-tutankhamun.htm
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6c/Ancient_Egyptian_kohl_pot_and_stick%2C_1800-200_BCE_Wellcome_L0065483.jpg

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In a Egyptian museum King Tuts mask lays on display for visitors to see

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- Many people actually think there is terrible curse if you enter King Tut's tomb but all the deaths are actually coincidences.
- King Tut was buried with two coffins, with scientist thinking its his children
- King tut is actually nicknamed the boy king.
-The king was buried in a place with more than 5,000 tresures
https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/discover/history/egypt/tutankhamun-facts/
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/40/Egypt.KV62.01.jpg
http://www.history.com/news/history-lists/6-secrets-of-king-tut

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After removing the wraps of King Tut and removing him from his tomb this is what he looks like now

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Scientist think that King Tut death happened suddenly because the tomb wasn't as well done as other past ruler tombs have been. His face and shoulder were covered with 24 karat gold mask, and he was put in a golden tomb. In the tombs chambers things thatw ere found included: furniture, chariots, food weapons, and many other treasures from his life all of it untouched until a archaeologist found the chambers in 1922
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5f/Canopic_Coffinette_%28Tutankhamun%29.jpg

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In King Tut's tomb archaeologist found lots of treasures and  games, buried with his mummy, for example like this game.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d7/Senet_game_pieces_%28Tutankhamun%29.jpg

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Scientist think that King Tut looked like this back then in Egypt
https://www.google.com/search?q=king+tut&safe=strict&sa=X&rlz=1CAHPZQ_enUS765US765&biw=1366&bih=631&tbm=isch&source=iu&pf=m&ictx=1&fir=rk_8xV12U9hdJM%253A%252CTUyzJQxhuDtLMM%252C_&usg=__jwKyUd38Jcs8bwIkae5PORioWl0%3D&ved=0ahUKEwiR1PWr8v_WAhXH7SYKHXboAdcQ_h0IsQEwGw#imgrc=rk_8xV12U9hdJM:

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This sign that is outside of King Tuts burial chambers

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King tut really enjoyed sports for example: hunting, fishing, and dangerous activities. King Tut usually ate a meal of luxury bread, drinks, catfish, honey( found inhis tomb), and wine, all served on gold, and silver platters http://www.historyembalmed.org/life-of-king-tut/life-of-tutankhamun.htm
https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2017/01/06/17/49/honey-1958464_960_720.jpg

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King Tuts chair found in his tomb chamber, although it a remake of the original one, where visitors can see it at a Egyptian museum