It’s a wonder he made it to 19



    by MetallicaDash

    19 Comments

    1. Ok_Awareness3014 on

      And there is charle II of Spain where the court was suprised everyday that he lived another day.

    2. Calfan_Verret on

      If “historians” are the ones claiming it’s a mystery then who’s claiming all his injuries and deformities?

    3. The celebrations of Quinceanera (age 15), Sweet 16, Bar and Bat Mitzvah (13/12), and the Roman 17th birthday celebrations are notable that by those ages, in ancient days, as many as half the people they grew up with were dead. They survived the gauntlet of infant death and all the diseases that kill the young.

      From a friend about their ancestors – One great grandparent was the youngest of nine children in Mexico back in the day. When she married at 16 about 1880, she was an only child.

    4. King Tut and Charles II spending short lives as deformed inbreeding victims meanwhile Cleopatra is off in the corner going “skill issue.”

    5. IIRC he broke his leg after falling off a chariot, but he was so inbred and weak that he kinda just instantly died from that

    6. Kind_Reaction5809 on

      Feel bad for Tut. Dude had a laundry list of health issues on top of being used by everyone around him.

    7. Girthquake23 on

      That’s what the priests *want* you to think

      They already have people calling him Tutankhamun instead of Tutankhaten

    8. lazy_literary_hero on

      I remember Bob Brier elaborating on a theory that Tut had been murdered, based on some specific evidence. Don’t know what happened to that theory.

    9. Not familiar with bone necrosis, but I just know googling it will make me lose my lunch.

    10. HecuMarine82 on

      I didn’t know he died from two lesbians stabbing him, thanks for informing me

    11. Maybe that’s the mystery: which of the numerous things wrong with him caused his death?

    12. LonelyGameBoi on

      Its wild to me that you keep making two vers ions of a meme for historymemes and r/whenthe

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