After his death, this man's wife asked the Hittite king Suppiluliuma to send his son Zannanza as a husband, but he was killed en route by this man's successor.
After his death, this man's wife asked the Hittite king Suppiluliuma to send his son Zannanza as a husband, but he was killed en route by this man's successor. This man's advisor Ay eventually succeeded him to the throne, and was in turn was quickly succeeded by this man's general, (*) Horemheb. This pharaoh moved Egypt's capital back to Thebes from Amarna and reinstated the worship of traditional Egyptian gods. This son of Akhenaten was raised by his grandmother Nefertiti, and his body was discovered in the Valley of the Kings by a team financed by Lord Carnarvon. For ten points, name this boy-king of Egypt whose tomb was discovered in 1923 by Howard Carter.
After his death, this man's wife asked the Hittite king Suppiluliuma to send his son Zannanza as a husband, but he was killed en route by this man's successor.
Tutankhamun (or Tutankhaten) &lt;CC&gt;