there is only one God
Aten/Aton is the disk of the sun in ancient Egyptian mythology, and originally an aspect of Ra.
Amun ra gave birth to hemself. The myths say he had the power of sun and stoped hes child nut from having a baby. So i guess he was just born that way or he might not even exist.
Ra was the Egyptian God of the Sun.
The primeval god, Nun, was the father of the god Ra.
This answer requires some clarification. Amon-Ra, (Or Amun among other spellings) is a unification or consolidation of the earlier sun god "Ra" and of the later incarnation of Amon or Amun into "Amun-Ra." Both names refer to the same sun god. However, when in the original form of "Ra" he was said to be the brother of Osiris. Later "Ra" or "Amun-Ra" was elevated to supreme deity and Osiris the singular god of the Sun. So the "brother" technically applies to the earlier version, before the two names became one in the same, as "Amun-Ra."
Aten/Aton is the disk of the sun in ancient Egyptian mythology, and originally an aspect of Ra.
Because Ra created everything and ruled everything. They also believed that the sun ruled over everything.
Amun ra gave birth to hemself. The myths say he had the power of sun and stoped hes child nut from having a baby. So i guess he was just born that way or he might not even exist.
Most Egyptian gods were in some way connected with the sun; Amen was a god that when merged with Ra also became a solar deity.
It was originally Helios but over time he became merged with the god of music and it became Apollo.
Ra was an ancient Egyptian sun god. By the fifth dynasty he became a major deity in ancient Egyptian religion of that time period.
ra-kerakhy was a god fused with the sun god ra and amon-ra.
ra-kerakhy was a god fused with the sun god ra and amon-ra.
Ra was a god of Egypt.
Ra was the Egyptian God of the Sun.
The primeval god, Nun, was the father of the god Ra.
He started as the god of the wind and as the main god of Thebes. Amun means 'hidden' and he is believed to of created himself and his surroundings, and to be able to be invisible [as is the wind]. Later he was combined with the sun god Ra, and they became Amun-Ra, making him king of the gods because that's what Ra was. As Amun-Ra, people prayed to him for mercy for sins and for help.