King توت عنخ آمون – The Boy Who Became a Legend He was just a boy when he wore the crown of Egypt — only nine years old. توت عنخ آمون, known to the world as King توت, became one of the youngest and most iconic pharaohs in history. Though his reign lasted less than a decade, his story would echo through thousands of years. In 1922, the British archaeologist Howard Carter made a discovery that changed history forever — the untouched tomb of the boy king, hidden beneath the sands of the Valley of the Kings. Inside, lay unimaginable treasures… golden statues, jeweled artifacts, and the legendary mask that captured the world’s imagination. Today, King توت عنخ آمون stands as a timeless symbol of Egypt’s ancient glory — a reminder that even the youngest of rulers can leave an eternal legacy.