The Curse of King Tut

 The Curse of King Tut

In this picture, you can see Tuton turning over Carmen's tomb. This is the only ancient Egyptian tomb we find that has not been disturbed in any way for 3000 years.  Those who opened it found that this tomb was full of gold and various items. However, the wonderful story about this grave begins after that. At least more than ten people participated while translating this. These people died after some time due to very unusual reasons. Because of this, a belief that the curse of the pharaohs will befall them began to spread throughout the world. Thus, the scientists thoroughly researched Tuton Carmen's mummy and the artifacts that were stored nearby, as well as the parts of the tomb. They found that everything was very different from what they expected.  The ancient Egyptians believed that after the death of a pharaoh, they became godlike. They believed that after that they would stand up for themselves. That is why the ancient Egyptians had done mummification in such a special and meticulous way. Not only that, they painted the most beautiful mummies in the tombs where these mummies were deposited. But they did not do anything different in relation to Tuton Carmen. In this tomb, Osiris's fingers are depicted as cut off. But they did not do anything different in relation to Tuton Carmen. Are Osiris' fingers cut off in this tomb? Has Tutankhamun's mummy been so messed up by historians? Why did those who overturned the tomb of King Tutankhamun have a terrible fate? In this article, I have given you detailed information about it.

Actually, we also have a question as to why Tutankhamun's tomb is so rich. Tutankhamun's tomb was first entered in 1922 by historian Howard Carter and his assistant George Carnarvon. Even though they expected something like an empty hall with huge space, they got to see a small room filled with things that didn't have much space. They were very questionable about where the mummy had been deposited. 

Tutankhamun's mummy was buried far away from his relatives. Historians who have a lot of knowledge about Egyptian history say that this kind of thing is usually done in order to prevent the concerned person from joining his relatives and taking control of the spiritual world. These facts show that Tutankhamun's mummy was moved from its original location to another location and then re-deposited. This mummy was deposited in 3 enclosures arranged one outside the other. In these covers, the god Osiris is carved with clasped hands. But there is some difference in the middle cover. And the engraving is also different. Its face is also different from the other two. And that face does not match Tutankhamun's face at all. Historians say that this shroud and some of the objects in his tomb were not actually made for him. 

This is actually believed to be the woman named Neferneferuaten. This woman, who is not mentioned much in history, is believed to have been a spiritual guardian in Egypt. Also, to confirm this, her name was mentioned in this tombstone. According to the currently found evidence, she lived during the reign of King Tutankhamun's father. But she died prematurely and then the control of Egypt could not be completely taken into her hands. Therefore, very little is mentioned about it in history.

A part of the nose of the mummy's second cover has been cut off to facilitate closing the outer cover. Also, later it was discovered that the toes of Mosairus carved in this cover were cut off and placed inside the cover. According to these conclusions, Tutankhamun's burial was sudden. According to historians, signs have been found that several restorations have been made in the tomb of King Tutankhamun. It is clear that this tomb was not built for Tutankhamun but for someone else. And this clearly confirms that Tutankhamun's death happened suddenly and no one was prepared for it. 

How did Tutankhamun die? Some scholars have presented many opinions about this. This concept has been presented in various ways in history. Because of this, we cannot come to a correct conclusion about it. But Tutankhamun was the child of a brother and sister. Because of this, he had a higher chance of inheriting genetic weaknesses. In his early life, he walked with a limp. Evidence has also been found that he used a stick.  This is also exemplified by the figures holding golden rods in the tomb. It is reported that only 350 carved sticks were found in this tomb. It is also said in history that he had a weak immune system and brittle bones and suffered from malaria when he died. However, it is said in history that he spent a lot of time riding horsecarts. One leg of the mummy is broken as proof of this. But the reason why King Tutankhamun's mummy does not have a heart has not been found yet. 

The Egyptians had given a primary place to the heart and they believed that a person's heart is in the heart. Therefore they never remove the heart of a mummy. Also, his mummy was created in a very inferior way and there is a big cut that is not found in any other mummy. It is seen from the back to the pelvis. When all this is summed up, historians have been able to come to a conclusion about his death as well as what might have happened to him. Thus, it is assumed that this teenager, who had a weak immune system, fell from the cart while speeding in a horse-drawn carriage race. For some reason, it was discovered that the chariot had passed over his body, that is, over his chest. As a result, his bones were broken and his heart was crushed. His body was presented to the mortuary as soon as possible, but with the strong sun in Egypt, the body began to deteriorate quickly. Because of this, no one thought that his death would happen at such a young age, so a tomb was not made for him. Because of this, it is said that his body was suddenly mummified by confining the small cover. Due to this reason, his body has not been able to perform the usual religious rites. It has been found that some kind of bone has been filled into the heart. Although his body was exhumed 3000 years after this death, some parts of the skull have fallen off. It has also been found that his mummy was caught in the fire. An autopsy on the mummy confirmed that the mummy had been caught in a fire.

Thus it is clear that the body of King Tutankhamun was set on fire by someone. But it is a well-known fact that no one will deliberately set fire to the body of a pharaoh. Because almost everyone knows someone who stands up for them after death and they never burn. Also, this mummy caught fire in the cover it was covered in. Accordingly, the problem that arises for us is whether this is a cursed mummy. However, scholars also discovered the cause of this mummy's fire. Evidence has been found that various types of oils and various types of resin were applied to this mummy. Also, when removing the mummy from the shroud, some nipples had to be removed. The researchers discovered that this self-immolation may have occurred due to the type of oil that was applied to this mummy. Accordingly, all those who participated in the discovery of this mummy died abnormally. Historians, scientists, and a significant number of their families in that station were met with unusual deaths. The opinion that they were cursed by the Paras also started to spread in society. 

Although some of the people found in the tomb died in a very short time, some scholars who closely researched the mummy lived their lives in a very normal way and died at the age of 54 and 65. According to historians, ancient Egyptian cultures, and beliefs, the word curse is not mentioned in any stanza. Also, it is said that no one who has opened other such graves has met such a fate. But we cannot definitely state that this kind of curse is not contained in the tomb of King Tutankhamun. Also, we still cannot tell the exact cause of his death. A large number of historians have not been able to find the exact cause of Tutankhamun's death even today. Therefore, no one has been able to find any specific information about him even today. Therefore, Tutankhamun is sure to become a topic that creates stories for another time.