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Egyptians Dog-headed god of death 🐕 'Anubis'
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#Dog-headed god of death
#Ancient #Egyptians strongly believed in life after death. In some places it has been mentioned that rather than one being reborn in another soul after death, they go to God or to the world of the dead. In ancient Egypt, underground burial chambers were called 'mastaba'. At that time, these tombs were reserved for people from royal and noble families as well as non-royals. When a royal person was buried in the #mastaba, the condition they were in when they were alive, their actions, etc. were painted on the walls next to it. Moreover, it was seen that the tools, valuables, pets, horses and servants used by the royal were buried next to the person.
This was done because they firmly believed that the person would be able to use them in the life after his death. Although it is mentioned in the history that the servants of some royals were buried alive in those places, it is a matter that #historians can imagine logically even today. There was a guard in this mastaba. In Egyptian history, as the god of death and the grave, there is a person called "#Anubis". He is considered to wear a dog or jackal head. However, whether it is a myth or a reality is debatable. It is due to the fact that even in some places of history he has presented facts that indicate that he is true. However, he was a man who lived in secret. 'Anubis' is the Greek name for the linker of #mummification and the afterlife in Egyptian religious context. He was known as the man with the dog's head because he always wore a black dog's head.
Like other deities in Egypt, Anubis was distinguished by the uniqueness of various actions. During the period of the First Dynasty 3100-2890 BC, the mastaba was introduced as the #guardian of tombs and embalming. Wearing a black dog's head, his lower part is a human body. The reasons for adding black to the hival or dog's head he wore are given to reflect fertility and rebirth after death.
At the top of the list of deeds that Anubis is said to have done is as a guardian of the tomb. It is said that many burial tombs existed at that time, in the western plains of the #Nile. Dogs and foxes are seen guarding the chambers in front of some tombs and it is said that they were controlled by Anubis. Anubis is said to have had a special knowledge of the human body and to have made a remarkable development in the practice of mummification, both among superstitions and in historical facts. A black dog head with long ears and a red ribbon was worn during each of these acts. Because of this, it is difficult to imagine what kind of person he is. The best example is his painting in #Tutankhamun's tomb. It is said that Anubis used various medicines and perfumes to preserve the corpses, and the relatives of the deceased did it by sponsoring him, similar to #worshiping Anubis. Because they believed that Anubis would be motivated to give his dead relative the highest contribution to the life after death. Therefore, the next thing is that he acted as a guide to the future of the dead people. This is best illustrated by the fact that in tombs, his image is painted. Because of this, in some places it was also known that he could be a ruler in the world of the dead.
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1.Egyptians Dog-headed god of death
2.Anubis
3.Anubis dog
4.Anubis god
#Ancient #Egyptians strongly believed in life after death. In some places it has been mentioned that rather than one being reborn in another soul after death, they go to God or to the world of the dead. In ancient Egypt, underground burial chambers were called 'mastaba'. At that time, these tombs were reserved for people from royal and noble families as well as non-royals. When a royal person was buried in the #mastaba, the condition they were in when they were alive, their actions, etc. were painted on the walls next to it. Moreover, it was seen that the tools, valuables, pets, horses and servants used by the royal were buried next to the person.
This was done because they firmly believed that the person would be able to use them in the life after his death. Although it is mentioned in the history that the servants of some royals were buried alive in those places, it is a matter that #historians can imagine logically even today. There was a guard in this mastaba. In Egyptian history, as the god of death and the grave, there is a person called "#Anubis". He is considered to wear a dog or jackal head. However, whether it is a myth or a reality is debatable. It is due to the fact that even in some places of history he has presented facts that indicate that he is true. However, he was a man who lived in secret. 'Anubis' is the Greek name for the linker of #mummification and the afterlife in Egyptian religious context. He was known as the man with the dog's head because he always wore a black dog's head.
Like other deities in Egypt, Anubis was distinguished by the uniqueness of various actions. During the period of the First Dynasty 3100-2890 BC, the mastaba was introduced as the #guardian of tombs and embalming. Wearing a black dog's head, his lower part is a human body. The reasons for adding black to the hival or dog's head he wore are given to reflect fertility and rebirth after death.
At the top of the list of deeds that Anubis is said to have done is as a guardian of the tomb. It is said that many burial tombs existed at that time, in the western plains of the #Nile. Dogs and foxes are seen guarding the chambers in front of some tombs and it is said that they were controlled by Anubis. Anubis is said to have had a special knowledge of the human body and to have made a remarkable development in the practice of mummification, both among superstitions and in historical facts. A black dog head with long ears and a red ribbon was worn during each of these acts. Because of this, it is difficult to imagine what kind of person he is. The best example is his painting in #Tutankhamun's tomb. It is said that Anubis used various medicines and perfumes to preserve the corpses, and the relatives of the deceased did it by sponsoring him, similar to #worshiping Anubis. Because they believed that Anubis would be motivated to give his dead relative the highest contribution to the life after death. Therefore, the next thing is that he acted as a guide to the future of the dead people. This is best illustrated by the fact that in tombs, his image is painted. Because of this, in some places it was also known that he could be a ruler in the world of the dead.
Topic
1.Egyptians Dog-headed god of death
2.Anubis
3.Anubis dog
4.Anubis god
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