"King tut demise was a big event" substantiate.
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His death marked the end of the powerful 18th dynasty, which had been the beginning of the New Kingdom and had lasted almost 250 years. He had no surviving children, and after his death, there were two short-term pharoahs, then a new dynasty began with Ramses 1.
Perhaps more significantly, he was the son of Ankhenaten, who had attempted to overturn the long history of Egyptian gods and replace it with a monotheism worshipping the Aten. Tut was initially called Tutankhaten. During his life-time he was forced to compromise or capitulate to the powerful old beliefs, and with his death the Aten ‘heresy’ died too.
After having been forgotten for 3000 years, the discovery of his tomb, with all its amazing treasures, was one of the biggest events of the early 20th century.
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King Tut's demise was a big event, even by royal standards because he was the last ruler in his dynasty. This funeral was the end of a dynasty that ruled Egypt for centuries. Moreover, he died unexpectedly at a very young age.
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