This is a rare book about the life of the king who ruled as a child and died young, "Tutankhamun." The book gains its value from among the hundreds of books that dealt with the short life of the young king, because of its great scientific value and the simplicity of presenting its information in a smooth literary style. The book represents a mystery, as its owner is unknown. He chose to write He signs his many books - all of them about the civilization of ancient Egypt - with the first two letters of his name, so it is just "N.Y." The sources do not mention any information about the unknown author whose name has disappeared. But his books remained, including "The History of Tutankhamun...the Great Liberator of Egypt," which is rightly described by the Egyptian newspapers at the time of its publication as "invaluable archaeological research into many of the customs, morals, conditions, industry, and trade of the ancient Egyptians in the golden age of Tutankhamun." A summary and summary of the most reliable historical sources and the most famous Egyptian works.Some may wonder: Why does Tutankhamun alone enjoy all this fame? This book attempts to answer the surprising question.
