This ruler was supported 
This ruler was supported and succeeded by the vizier Ay. This successor of Smenkhare reverted many of the religious reforms made by his father, including the worship of Aten. After dying, possibly in a chariot accident, he was buried in (*) KV62, a tomb discovered in 1922 by a team led by Lord Carnavon and Howard Carter. For 10 points, name this son of Akhenaten, a boy Pharaoh of Egypt.
This ruler was supported and succeeded by the vizier Ay. This successor of Smenkhare reverted many of the religious reforms made by his father, including the worship of Aten.
Tutankhamun (accept "King Tut")