Amenhotep IV, Akhenaten, and his son Tutankhamun/Tutankhamen are perhaps the most famous kings of Ancient Egypt today. While Akhenaten's unusual and colorful personality and the cultural revolution he initiated are the focal points of interest, the name of the young and prematurely deceased Tutankhamun is associated with the sensational rediscovery of his unique burial treasure. The fifth edition of Hermann Alexander Schlögl's established volume has been completely revised and expanded based on the new and spectacular insights provided by historical and interdisciplinary research over the past two decades. With numerous references and bibliographic details, the reader is guided through the intricate paths of the literature on Akhenaten and Tutankhamun. The detailed bibliography is organized chronologically.