3 moments

1. Departure from Tell el-Amarna

   1330-01-01 BC · Tell el-Amarna (Akhetaten), Minya Governorate, Egypt

   

   By his third regnal year, Tutankhaten left Akhetaten/Tell el-Amarna, the Amarna-period royal city. This is the clearest directly stated movement from his early royal residence. The source dates the move only to his third regnal year. 1330 BC is an approximate conversion using the conventional c. 1332 BC accession; absolute New Kingdom chronology is disputed.

2. Residence moved to Memphis

   1330-01-01 BC · Memphis (Mit Rahina), Giza Governorate, Egypt

   

   Tutankhaten established his residence at Memphis after leaving Amarna, marking the shift of his personal royal residence to the principal administrative center. The source dates the move only to his third regnal year. 1330 BC is an approximate conversion using the conventional c. 1332 BC accession; absolute New Kingdom chronology is disputed.

3. Burial in KV62

   1323-01-01 BC · KV62, East Valley of the Kings, Luxor Governorate, Egypt

   

   After his death, Tutankhamun's body was buried in KV62 in the East Valley of the Kings. The tomb is the confirmed surviving location of his mummy and burial assemblage. 1323 BC follows the conventional chronology; the exact absolute year of death and burial is uncertain. The presence is posthumous.