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What was the name of the king who declared that the god Aton would replace the other gods?
Akhenaten (often also spelled Echnaton, Akhnaton, or rarely Ikhnaton; was known as Amenhotep IV
Would aton merrygold be gay?
no
What is another name for aten the god?
Aton the god was a very old god that was created to replace the older mythology sun god named "ra". After Akhenaton, King tut or (tutenkhamen)'s relative replaced and made a religion where everyone would believe in one superior god named "aton" the sun god instead of believing in the god of the sky,death,sun,water,and afterlife
Who is aton the Egyptian god?
Aton is the god of Thutmose III.
When was Aton Capital created?
Aton Capital was created in 1991.
What made the Egyptian God Aton so different from most of the other gods and goddesses?
Aton was different because he was the god of monotheistic gods when Egyptian belief was all about many gods and monotheism is one god
What is the word 'death aton' when translated from English to Japanese?
Not sure what "aton" is, but "death" is "shi" (pronounced: shee) in Japanese.
How much is aton?
2000 pounds
When was aton worshipped?
in the middle kingdom
What does aton stand for?
aids to navigation
How did replacing amon-re with aton affect the authority of the pharaohs?
By replacing Amon-Re with Aton, a minor god, the pharaohs lost their authority and prestigious power in the government. As an example, Akhenaton who renamed his name to a word meaning "he who serves Aton" Akhenaton's radical ideas had little success. Priests of Amon-Re and of other gods resisted such revolutionary changes. The people too were afraid to abandon their old gods in favor of Aton. Nobles also deserted the Pharaoh because he neglected his duty of defending the empire.
What and was the god Aton and role?
Aton was an ancient Egyptian deity representing the sun disk, and he became prominent during the reign of Pharaoh Akhenaten in the 14th century BCE. Aton was worshipped as the sole god in a radical religious shift known as Atenism, which emphasized monotheism and the direct relationship between the pharaoh and the sun. This shift aimed to diminish the influence of the traditional polytheistic priesthood and the worship of other gods. The cult of Aton ultimately fell out of favor after Akhenaten's death, leading to a return to the traditional pantheon of Egyptian gods.
