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From what I read of it, Hathor and Nut, although likely among many others were included in his burial tomb. There is no temple of Seti I.
The ruler or Pharaoh at the time would order the pyramids to be built by slave labor. For example the Pharaoh Khufu's temple in Giza, part of the pyramid complex that is the last standing of the seven wonders of te ancient world.
The Mortuary Temple was the temple in wich the Ka would sometimes dwell.
Never heard of a temple burial. In order for a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) to be buried in their temple clothing (sometimes called a 'temple burial') they need to have been endowed and currently eligible for wearing the temple garment. I don't believe they need to have a current recommend, but you can ask your Bishop to be certain.
The Valley Temple was the temple where the Pharaohs body was first brought to purify the body.
Yes, there are several famous pyramids near Luxor in Egypt. The most well-known are the Pyramids of Giza, which are located near Cairo. Luxor itself is home to the incredible ancient temple complexes of Karnak and Luxor Temple, not pyramids.
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Pyramids Sphinx and Doric
It was a temple to worship their gods.
Many devout members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (commonly called "Mormons") are buried in their temple clothing. Usually the temple clothing is put on after the open-casket portion of the funeral, but occassionally is put on before. This is because the temple clothing is considered extremely sacred. It is not discussed outside the celestial room of the temple and is not to be seen outside of the temple except in certain cases (like funerals). This cap is a part of the dead person's temple clothing, and Church members would be very offended if it were discussed disrespectfully.
As a place of worship.
The pyramids were used as a temple for the Pharaohs to pass into the after life.