King Tut inherited the throne in Egyprom his father and cultural norms dictated that a king's son succeed him. The power that King Tut inherited as king was legitimated by respecor this pattern of government. As such, his authority was:

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King Tut's authority was traditional, as it was based on established customs and the societal norm that a king's son should succeed him. This type of legitimacy is rooted in historical practices and the continuity of those practices over time.

King Tut Inherited the Throne in Egyprom His Father and Cultural