Tut-Ankh-Amun Tut-Ankh-Amun was a pharoah in the 18th dynasty.   Tut-Ankh-Amun was a son-in-law of Akhenaten.  His first   name was Tut-Ankh-Aten.  He was a young prince who became a king at age nine.  He first succeded his brother Smenkhkare.Then he married Ankhesenamun.  Tut left all of the financial business to Ay.  He died about 9 year of his region.  His cause of death is not known but the khow he died from an injury on the head that was partially healed.  Many numerous treasures were found in his tomb like his deathmask which you can view from above.  His tomb has four chambers, an antechamber which was full of treasures.  The Annex was also full of treasures.  In the treasury was were the stored the  internall organs after the took them out in a procees called embalming.  The burial chamber was the hardest to get to because when they found the coffin it was surrounded by 5 layers of gold.    It took 3 days to get past all they layers. and when the did they they had to use pulleys and 2x4 to bet Tut's muumy  tomb.  Some say that the tomb was cursed because on one of the days after the tomb opening Lord Cararvon died on the same time, date, and year as his cat and his daughter although they were in England.