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In History / High School | 2014-10-28

What is King Tutankhamen known as?

A. The boy king who moved the Egyptian capital from Thebes
B. The boy king who abolished the old Egyptian religion
C. The boy king who restored the old Egyptian religion
D. The boy king who believed in a single god

Asked by MelaniAllaman960

Answer (3)

If I recall correctly, he brought back the old religion and traditions his father banished, restoring god Amun to supremacy. So therefore, the answer is C. The boy king who restored the old Egyptian religion.

Answered by bkozma90 | 2024-06-10

The answer is c i just finished learning about this

Answered by Anonymous | 2024-06-11

King Tutankhamen is known as the boy king who restored the old Egyptian religion after his father, Akhenaten, abolished it. He became king around the age of 9 and is famous for his efforts to reinstate the worship of the traditional gods, particularly Amun. Therefore, the correct option is C.
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Answered by bkozma90 | 2025-03-24

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