As a child pharaoh ascending to the throne at eight or nine years old, King Tutankhamun is famously known as the "Boy King". His brief reign, lasting approximately nine years, was relatively insignificant in its own time. However, the discovery of his largely intact tomb in 1922 provided a remarkable window into ancient Egyptian culture, burial practices, and the artistry of the period, captivating the world and forever changing his place in history.