Character Relationship Map: Tut

Characters

• Ay (played by Ben Kingsley) — protagonist

  A key advisor and mentor who, alongside Tut's father, repeatedly warns the young pharaoh since childhood that he cannot trust anyone, even within his own palace or family.

• King Tutankhamun (played by Avan Jogia) — protagonist

  The central protagonist, propelled to the throne at age nine following his father's death. His reign is defined by political plots, war against Mittani, marriage to his sister, and navigating a treach...

• General Horemheb (played by Nonso Anozie) — supporting
• Ankhe (played by Sibylla Deen) — supporting

  Tut's sister and wife, whose marriage is part of the royal and political dynamics surrounding the young pharaoh's life and reign.

• Amun (played by Alexander Siddig) — supporting
• Suhad (played by Kylie Bunbury) — supporting
• Ka (played by Peter Gadiot) — supporting
• Lagus (played by Iddo Goldberg) — supporting
• Nahkt (played by Alistair Toovey) — supporting

Key Relationships

• General Horemheb → Ankhe (Political Alliance)
• Ay → General Horemheb (Conflict Political Rival)
• Ay → Nahkt (Family Stepson)
• King Tutankhamun → Lagus (Social Soldier Friend)
• King Tutankhamun → Ka (Alliance Close Confidant)
• King Tutankhamun → Suhad (Social Confidante)
• King Tutankhamun → Amun (Professional High Priest)
• King Tutankhamun → Ankhe (Family Sister-Wife)
• King Tutankhamun → General Horemheb (Professional Military Strategist)
• King Tutankhamun → Ay (Professional Grand Vizier)

Story Analysis

The dramatic life of Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun and the political intrigue surrounding his reign

Plot Progression

1. The Boy King's Rise
2. Web of Deception
3. Power Struggle
4. Final Destiny