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Statue of King Tutankhamun. One of the most important statues of the Golden King

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Brand. Pr Nefrt Made In Egypt Museum similar statue of the golden king statue of King "Tutankhamun" holding a spear and standing on a papyrus boat... He wears the "Decheret" crown (the red crown of Lower Egypt), and holds a spear in his hand to strike an invisible enemy. According to the legend of Osiris and Isis, the king represents here their son Horus, who avenged his father Osiris from his uncle Seth, who is often depicted as a hippopotamus ... The king holds in his other hand a chain of chains to tie the animal From the tomb of "Tutankhamun" (KV62) - now in the Egyptian Museum In the texts of the Temple of Edfu, there is a story that tells of Horus?s struggle with his uncle Seth... In this struggle, Horus was in the form of a falcon and West in the form of a hippopotamus... and Horus stabbed "Set", and that was a symbol of the victory of light over darkness.... The ancient Egyptian holidays There was a religious celebration known as the celebration of stabbing a hippopotamus with a spear, in which the enemies of the king are likened to a hippopotamus... This celebration was known from the era of the First Dynasty. The ancient Egyptian saw in the edges of the pointed spears a symbol of the sun?s rays that was mentioned in the text of the pyramids.... And in the text of the coffins, the magician or king was taking on the character of Horus holding the spear while standing on his boat and after stabbing the forces of darkness in the form of a hippopotamus, he takes the nickname ?Horr Bahdit? That is, Horus, the victorious and seated on the throne. Sometimes the hippopotamus symbolizes evil because of the disasters it causes... This huge animal rushes through the fields, destroying the crops and terrorizing the villagers when it appears... Therefore, stabbing the hippopotamus with a spear was a symbol of the victory of light and good over darkness and evil... The first to do this and after him the kings of Egypt, where each of the kings of Egypt is considered a reincarnation of Horus ... The king in the eyes of the Egyptians was the best who stabbed with a spear and all his actions are the ideal that must be imitated