Seth killed Osiris for a few reasons.
Nephthys took Isis's form and seduced Osiris.
She became pregnant with Anubis. Of course Seth was outraged that his wife had an affair with Osiris, considering he already hated Osiris enough. It's said that this added to the reasons he wanted to kill Osiris. Also, Osiris was the Pharaoh, and Seth was jealous. He always wanted the throne for himself.
At a dinner party, Seth brought a golden coffin and lured Osiris into it. Then he sht the coffin and threw it into the Nile.
Osiris is the God of the Underworld. The myth of Osiris is the main reason why he is famous. It is said that he was murdered by his brother Seth. He cut him into pieces before hiding them in 14 different locations. Osiris' wife Isis discovered the pieces and put them together to make the first mummy.
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The Egyptian God Osiris was killed by his brother Seth. Seth cut him up into pieces before hiding them in 14 different locations. Osiris' wife Isis recovered the body parts and put them together to make the first mummy. She protected his body with amulets and powerful spells.
Well it is known that Seth killed Osiris. One day Seth invited Osiris and Seth had already planed to kill his own brother. What happened was Seth then brought out a pig that had all different jewles and fancy decorations in it. He said " whoever fits perfectly in this pig will be able to keep it for them selfs". Ok so one by one everyone there went in it and no one fit so it then was Osiris turn. He fit in it perfectly. But, Seth already he knew he would because he measured his brother perfectly. So right then when he sat into the pig Seth said " oh yes you fit so you get to keep it it will be the coffin you die in". While saying that he slamed the cover down closing it on his brother and putting it into the Nile river. That is one of the stories. it was not a pig it was a box that he decorated, after osiris' death isis was devasteded at the death of her husband so she went on a journey to find the box but to no avail, she then came across a bunch of children who told her where seth had thrown the box in the nile, this then took her to the land of babalonia or something she found him after becoming a nurse to the queens daughter etc etc seth found out and cut osiris up the end <3
Seth killed Osiris in Egyptian mythology out of jealousy and a desire for power. Osiris was the god of the afterlife, fertility, and vegetation, and his popularity threatened Seth's position. Seth tricked Osiris into entering a coffin, which he then sealed and threw into the Nile, drowning Osiris. This act symbolized Seth's attempt to assert dominance and control over the Egyptian pantheon.
Seth was jealous of Osiris because Osiris was favored by their father, Geb, and held the throne of Egypt as the god of the afterlife and resurrection. Osiris's popularity and benevolent nature contrasted sharply with Seth's chaotic and violent tendencies, leading Seth to feel overshadowed and envious of Osiris's power and the love he received from their followers. This jealousy ultimately drove Seth to murder Osiris, further escalating the conflict between them.
no one. Seth, or Set as some prefer, chopped up Osiris in his gold coffin to a million pieces.
Set, or Seth.
At a dinner party, Seth brought a golden coffin and lured Osiris into it. Then he sht the coffin and threw it into the Nile.
Osiris initially refused to believe that Seth was evil due to his inherent trust in family and the bonds of brotherhood. He viewed Seth through the lens of loyalty and kinship, failing to recognize the underlying jealousy and ambition that drove Seth's actions. This naivety ultimately led to Osiris's downfall, as he underestimated Seth's willingness to betray him for power.
Yes Osiris and Seth.
osiris,isis seth and nepthys
Yes; Anubis is sometimes told to be the son of Seth or of his brother Osiris, making Seth his uncle or father.
Osiris was the god of the underworld. Osiris was killed by his brother Set or Seth. Isis is Osiris' wife and god of mother nature.
Yes Osiris.
He is called Set or Seth.