Discover the List Of The Most Famous Gods Of Egypt
These gods and goddesses appear in almost every aspect of ancient Egyptian civilization; there are more than 1500 of them known by name. Many Egyptian texts mention the names of the gods without indicating their character or role, while others refer to specific gods by their qualities without even mentioning their names, so it is difficult to compile a complete list of them.
The Attributes of different gods may unite and all appear as one god so that the follower is sometimes confused whether, for example, the speech is meant to be the god Uzair or Suker, and whether the meaning is Hathor or ISIS. The cult of the sun has been spreading since the Old Kingdom; perhaps the reason for this is the kings of the Fifth Dynasty, who ruled from 2560 BC to 2420 BC.
They belonged to the priests of this god (Ra), so this idol became the most revered of them and was observed throughout the second millennium BC. How the name of Ra came to be added to the name of almost every god (Khnum-Ra, Sobek-Ra, Mento-Ra) Since the Xi Dynasty, Amun—the local god of Thebes—began to transform into Amon-Ra, and the sun god became known as the king of the gods and received the highest recognition and fame, and since the XVIII Dynasty (1800 BC).
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God of the fertility of the Earth, like a calf-shaped.
Atom
A symbol of the creator of the world, Shu himself gave birth to air and moisture, such as in the form of a man dressed in a royal costume, sometimes wearing a white crown and red crowns of upper and Lower Egypt, and sometimes painted in the form of a snake, holding in his right hand a long scepter And sometimes he draws on one of the following figures (ferret, lion, bull, lizard, monkey)
Aton
Akhenaten worshiped him and made him the only God, like in the beginning, the head of a Falcon
Like a sun disk with Rays ending in human hands holding the key to life (Ankh).
Ash
The symbol of Western Sahara in human form
Or with a hawk's head
And sometimes with a six-headed
Or with three lioness heads and a fluffy snake
Acknowledge
An ancient personification of the Earth and the other world, two lions with their backs facing each other, the sign of the horizon or the sun, guarding the entrance and exit of the afterlife.
Secured
The protector of the dead, the inhabitants of the West, was associated with Hathor, the symbol of beautiful love.
Anubis
The protector and guardian of the coward in the form of a dog crouching on a pedestal, representing the facade of the cemetery
Or in a double opposite position
He also appeared in the form of a human with the head of a dog (Jackal)
Anhur
His name, which comes far away in the form of a man with a crown of four feathers on his head.
Osiris
Appears in the form of a man with no identification of his body organs. He wears the crown of the ATV and grasps with his right hand on the shepherd's stick and with his left hand on the palm stick.
The four sons of Horus
Emsti.
Habi.
Dua MUTV- means the protector of his mother.
The ugliness of snuff means giving water to his brother.
They guard Osiris during his embalming and then guard the four viscera pots and represent the four corners of the world.
ISIS
The Holy Ninth is a witch symbol. She is the sister of Osiris, married him, and gave birth to Horus. Their parents are Jebb and Nutt. A woman with the sign of the throne on her head
And sometimes she wears a crown of two horns, between which the sun disk
And took different forms and manifestations of symbols.
EHi
The son of "Hathor", the goddess of Dendera, and "Horus", the Lord of" ADVO", Dendera is considered the seat of his worship, depicted in the form of a child shaking the prayer.
Bakht
Goddess of war in the form of a woman with a lioness's head topped with a sun disk.
Tawert
Means great protection for mothers during pregnancy and childbirth in the form of a female hippopotamus with a huge female chest, lion claws, and crocodile tail.
Thoth
God of the moon
Messenger of the gods
The Lord of the art of writing is symbolized by the bird Ibis and sometimes by the monkey.
Tawert
Means great protection for mothers during pregnancy and childbirth in the form of a female hippopotamus with a huge female chest, lion claws, and crocodile tail.
Thoth
God of the moon
Messenger of the gods
The Lord of the art of writing is symbolized by the bird Ibis and sometimes by the monkey.
Habi
My love, who is pushed by the waters of the Nile and its flood in a human form that combines the female and male body with breasts and a flabby belly.
Hat erased
The goddess of fish is in the form of a fish or a woman with a fish symbol above her head.
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