Horus was, in Egyptian mythology, the god of the skies and the pharaohs, symbolized by a falcon or a man with a falcon's head. He was considered the protector of Egypt and the living. His image was used as a protective amulet and a symbol of power.
According to legend, Horus contested the throne of Egypt with his uncle Seth, who had murdered his father, Osiris. After a long battle, Horus emerged victorious and became the king of gods and men. He symbolized divine justice and royalty, and his image was often associated with that of the pharaohs.
The Egyptians believed Horus was one of the most important and powerful gods of their religion and that he protected the nation and its people.
His image was often depicted in temples, tombs, and personal items such as amulets and jewelry. The Egyptians also believed that Horus would help the dead safely reach the afterlife.
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