Tutankhaten was Tut's first name. Tutankhaten means "Living image of the Aten". Aten was the god Tut's father, Anhenaten, worshiped. He wasn't a big fan of his father, so he changed his name to Tutankhamun which means "Living image of Amun". Amun was a god many Egyptians worshiped. That really showed his rejection towards his father.
There are quite a few theories involved with this.
Some sources say that the Priesthood of Amun took Tutankaten and changed his name, while other sources say he chose to change his name to show the transition from his father's (Akhenaten) monotheistic faith, back to the traditional polytheistic faith.
The Golden Throne found in the antichamber of the tomb shows the change between the two, but allows historians to see that he still maintained the ways of his father.
Tutankhamun's birth name from Tutankhaten, which means "living image of the Aten. His father had changed the religion of the country and the capital. When he became king, his advisors suggested he return to the old religion and a change of name back to the "living image of Amun."
Tutankhamuns father is called Smenkhkare
yes so tha t she cou;d be polythestic.
Amenhotep IV, also known as Akhenaten
I honestly don't know that is why I typed this in...
At first Tut was known as Tutankhaten,his birthname. When he became pharaoh at age nine he changed his name to Tutankhamun.
Tutankhamun's birth name from Tutankhaten, which means "living image of the Aten. His father had changed the religion of the country and the capital. When he became king, his advisors suggested he return to the old religion and a change of name back to the "living image of Amun."
they had many diffrent things During the Middle Kingdom, more people became merchants and craftspeople. Old Kingdom, there were two levels: kings (pharaoh) and farmers. During the New Kingdom, began to refer the king as a god-king or pharaoh which means "great house."
His original birth name was Tutankhaten, and he later changed it to Tutankhamun.
no
it changed when Amenemhet took over as pharaoh, Egypt became an empire
the pharaoh that tried to change egypts religion was Amenhotep who ruled in 1370
"Tut" is an abbreviated form of Tutankhamun (pronounced 'toot-un-common'). However Tut had several names. His original name, before he took the throne was Tutankhaten which meant "Living image of the Aten". when he became Pharaoh he was given the name Tutankhamun which means "Living image of Amun." The pharaoh before "Tut" was named Akhenaten and changed some things in the Egyptian religon. He thought that Aten was the main god and wanted eveyone to worship Aten. For this change that challenged many Egyptains' beliefs and costums, Akhenaten was hated and shunned by the people. When Tut took the throne the change of his name meant that the old ways (and ways that were believed to be right) of having Amun as a god came back into view.
Tutankhamuns father is called Smenkhkare
some name that he had b4 he did stuff
yes so tha t she cou;d be polythestic.
Amenhotep IV, also known as Akhenaten