No, Osiris was an Egyptian god and his wife was Isis.
Osiris was a God King of the Egyptian myth: he ruled the Underworld.
No, Isis was a goddess - seen as the ideal mother and wife and goddess of nature/fertility.
Yes, Osiris is the patron god of the Underworld, the dead, past Pharaohs, agriculture (old form), fertility (old form).
no, he is the god of the underworld
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Horus did not die in myth.
Yes, the Ancient Egyptians associated Ra with the ruling Pharaohs. The first pharaoh was Ra, then Osiris, Set, Horus and then the first Human Pharaoh. In some myths, Horus is the son of Ra, rather than Osiris and the ancient Egyptians believed that the ruling pharaoh was a reincarnation of Horus, so yea.............. that's why the Pharaoh is also referred to as ' the sun of Ra' ^ 0 ^...... Glad if I could help.........
ancient egpytians believed that the pharohs were essentially related to, and were intern godly themselves. The pharohs and 'royalty' mimicked the rituals of their gods which included things like incest.
While a pharaoh was alive, he was Horus. When he died, he became Osiris. Later the pharaoh also became associated with Ra/Re.
no the god Osiris did
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Osiris was lord of the dead; as the pharaoh was regarded as the living Horus; Osiris ruled them after death.
Horus did not die in myth.
He was the Ancient Egyptian god of the dead .
You are correct on the following basis. It was believed that when a pharaoh died they became 'Osiris' king of the dead and that the new pharaoh became 'Horus' the god of the heavens and protector of the sun god.
The phrase, "The Living Horus" was used by Egyptian pharaohs who believed themselves to be an incarnation of the God Horus on Earth. In death, the pharaoh is associated with Osiris - god of the Underworld or Afterlife and the father of the God Horus. It is the god Osiris who grants the pharaoh everlasting life and the spirit of the deceased pharaoh is then associated with the constellation of Orion. Osiris and Horus are the same deity in different manifestations: Horus represents the sun at dawn while Osiris is the sun at sunset when it disappears below the horizon. So, Osiris dies and is resurrected: to live again as Horus. It's like when people used to say: "The King is dead! Long live the King!" The death of one pharaoh is swiftly followed by the ascension to the throne of his successor. When a pharaoh died, joining Osiris, the new pharaoh becomes the "Living Horus". Does that help?
Yes, the Ancient Egyptians associated Ra with the ruling Pharaohs. The first pharaoh was Ra, then Osiris, Set, Horus and then the first Human Pharaoh. In some myths, Horus is the son of Ra, rather than Osiris and the ancient Egyptians believed that the ruling pharaoh was a reincarnation of Horus, so yea.............. that's why the Pharaoh is also referred to as ' the sun of Ra' ^ 0 ^...... Glad if I could help.........
Hathor is Osiris' mother. Osiris is Isis' Husband and brother. Isis is Horus' mother. They are all important to the Egyptians because Osiris was killed by his brother Seth. He cut him up into pieces before hiding them in 14 different locations. Isis found the pieces and made the first Mummy. Horus was the son of the murdered Pharaoh and Hathor was the mother of the Murdered Pharaoh.
In his original form, a green-skinned man dressed in the raiment of a pharaoh. Following the Legend of Osiris, he appears as a green-skinned man in the form of a mummified pharaoh. He is often depicted wearing the atef crown with a pair of ram horns at its base.
ancient egpytians believed that the pharohs were essentially related to, and were intern godly themselves. The pharohs and 'royalty' mimicked the rituals of their gods which included things like incest.