King Tut History (All True)

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What I am about to tell you is all about the king Tut history (All True).To start his real name instead of just king Tut was Tutankhamen. King Tut was born in bc.1323 and he had died in bc.1341, he lived a very short life. When king Tut started to rule he was only 10 years old, imagine you were ten years old and all that pressure going on you, that must be very tough for him! He was about 19 years old when he died, that was not long he was very young when he became king and very young when he died wow!.

The next thing that I am going to tell about is how he died everyone had said that he had died because a broken leg and they had also said that he had died from a naturally death too. The people that found king Tut’s tomb were British archaeologists,

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