Yuya is a male name of Japanese origin that conveys the meanings of "Carfree," "Perpetual," and "Gentle." The name Yuya is associated with an ancient Egyptian courtier from the Eighteenth Dynasty, known for his significant role in the royal family. Yuya, hailing from the town of Akhmim, served as a trusted adviser to Amenhotep III and held esteemed positions such as "King’s Lieutenant" and "Master of the Horse." His tomb, discovered in the Valley of the Kings, contained opulent funerary goods, and both Yuya and his wife were found in a remarkably preserved state. Yuya's mummy, examined by anatomists, provided insights into his physical characteristics and age at the time of death. The name Yuya reflects a sense of tranquility and enduring nature, resonating with its Japanese origins and the historical significance of the individual bearing this name.