he was a pheoh ~ King Ahkmenrah was an Egyptian Pharaoh. I'm not sure if he really existed or not, but he is featured in the movie 'Night at the Museum' and its seguel 'Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian'. In the latter, it is said his older brother is introduced, Kahmunrah (which, ironically, is Ahkmenrah with the 'k' at the beginning and a 'u' instead of 'e'). In the film, it is revelaed that, despite Ahkmenrah being younger, his parents decided to give him the throne when they died, rather than Kahmunrah (they felt he couldn't be trusted). The whole point of both movies is that the King's tablet made everything in the museum come to life - probably Egyptian magic. Ahkmenrah is played by an actor called Rami Malek. I hope this is helpful :]
Ahkmenrah is the pharaoh - played by Rami Malek - in the movies Night at the Museum & Night at the Museum 2. I'm pretty sure that he was not a real pharaoh.
The wax tablet and stylus was used for writing by the Romans They would inscribe their message or note on the wax with the stylus. The message could be erased by scraping or melting out. This was ideal for children learning their writing or someone wanting to make a quick note without using expensive papyrus.
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a stone tablet
I think you mean the Tablet of Ahkmenrah, The Table of Ahkmenrah is a gold tablet in Night Of The Museum 2 that has magical ability to bring all of the things in the museum to life. It can also be used to open a portal to the underworld and unleash Ahkmenrah's army, bringing them back from the dead. That's what happened in the movie anyway.
he was a pheoh ~ King Ahkmenrah was an Egyptian Pharaoh. I'm not sure if he really existed or not, but he is featured in the movie 'Night at the Museum' and its seguel 'Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian'. In the latter, it is said his older brother is introduced, Kahmunrah (which, ironically, is Ahkmenrah with the 'k' at the beginning and a 'u' instead of 'e'). In the film, it is revelaed that, despite Ahkmenrah being younger, his parents decided to give him the throne when they died, rather than Kahmunrah (they felt he couldn't be trusted). The whole point of both movies is that the King's tablet made everything in the museum come to life - probably Egyptian magic. Ahkmenrah is played by an actor called Rami Malek. I hope this is helpful :]
their hasn't been any records of a king named Ahkmenrah so , sadly, no.
Not for sure but i think it might have been real but the other answer before this one was right that it probaly doesent have magical powers but yes i think it might have been real.
I would think not. He was the only figure in the movie that could understand every figure in the museum
It is pronounced as "ahk-men-rah."
Ahkmenrah is the pharaoh - played by Rami Malek - in the movies Night at the Museum & Night at the Museum 2. I'm pretty sure that he was not a real pharaoh.
A writing tablet or the technical tablet?
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An iPad is a model of tablet.
A tablet that is not branded.