1. General Horemheb
Horemheb was a powerful military leader who eventually succeeded Tutankhamun as pharaoh.
2. Ay
Ay was Tutankhamun's closest advisor and became pharaoh after Horemheb's death.
3. Queen Ankhesenamun
Tutankhamun's wife, Ankhesenamun, was suspected of being involved in a plot to kill her husband so she could marry Ay and become queen herself.
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He met Bonaparte at the siege of Toulon, and took part in the great battles of Italy under the orders of Masséna. He then passes under the orders of Brune then Joubert with whom he sympathizes. He then became inspector general of the infantry. He left for Spain, where he pacified Catalonia by sympat
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