Kang The Conqueror Explained

Explaining Kang the Conqueror in the Marvel Universe

Kang the Conqueror is a character created by Jack Kirby and Stan Lee.
He first appeared in Fantastic Four issue number 19 and later in Avengers issue number 8 as Kang.
Kang breaks the concept of linear time, creating paradoxes and alternate realities.
There are three types of time travel: mutable, immutable, and multiple timelines.
Kang operates under the multiple timelines theory, also known as branch theory.
Kang hails from an alternate reality in the 30th century called Earth-6311.
After undergoing time travel, he became Rama-Tut and ruled Egypt before fleeing to the future.
He encountered Dr. Doom and had conflicts with Cable before jumping back into the time stream.
At age 35, Kang branched off to alternate realities as the Skull Centurion and conquered planets.
Kang has had numerous encounters and battles with the Fantastic Four and the Avengers.
In an attempt to prevent his own throat slashing, Kang showed his younger self his future as a conqueror.

Nathaniel discovers a fail-safe program in Vision's CPU that would create the next generation of heroes in case of the Avengers' death.
He recruits Patriot, Hoechlin, and Wiccan to form the Young Avengers to battle against the return of Kang Prime.
Nathaniel battles Kang with the help of Hawkeye and Statue, but realizes that every hour he spends in the past destroys the future.
Nathaniel agrees to go back to the present and become Kang Prime, forgetting his adventures with the Young Avengers.
In Avengers: The Children's Crusade, Nathaniel and the Young Avengers travel through time to save Scott Lang and prevent the events leading to House of M.
Nathaniel becomes more like Kang, wanting to save Cassie, but ends up killing Vision in anger.
Nathaniel becomes Kang and vows to be better than him.
Kang has many adventures, including conquering the 41st century and encountering Immortus and the Avengers.

Kang the Conqueror destroys a city to win the heart of Princess Ravonna.
The Avengers and the people of the kingdom fight back against Kang.
Bolt Egg murders Princess Ravonna, leaving Kang grieving her death.
Kang teams up with Immortus and summons supervillains to the future.
Immortus betrays Kang and traps him in Limbo.
Hawkeye frees Immortus and helps him defeat Zemo.
Immortus fixes the timeline and brings Kang back to their time.
Kang is approached by the Council of Kang's and discovers Ravonna is alive.
Kang saves Ravonna by locating her before her death.
Kang goes on a manhunt to eliminate divergent copies of himself.
Immortus reveals that Kang's death was a deception and explains his own history.
Immortus becomes the master of time and ensures the safety of the time stream.
Immortus manipulates the Avengers and officiates a disastrous wedding.

Natural talents include teleportation, time-travel, time manipulation, force field creation, flight, energy disruption, electricity control, and weapon summoning.
Can control gravity in the immediate vicinity, project himself as a hologram, and is skilled in sword fighting.
Biology allows for slower aging compared to those born in the 30th century.