God Wadj-wer

God Wadj-wer is an Egyptian fertility rate god whose name agency the "Great Green". Sometimes shown in androgynous form, he is a personification of the Mediterranean Sea or of the leading lakes of the Nile delta. He is showed as having the ankh amulet and a lounge. Wadj-wer is often drawn as being pregnant and is associated with the magnificence of the waters of the Nile delta of Egypt.

God Kherty

God Kherty (or Cherti meaning "Lower one") was an ancient Egyptian earth deity and a god of the Scheol who sailed the boat which carried the decased on their past journey. He was linked with Aken, and may have been discovered as an face of that god at one time. Yet, he was also an uncertain god who both held the pharaohs tomb and open the Pharaoh on his journey into the Scheol. It was thought that Ra, the sun god, himself had to interfere to check the kings rubber.

God Kherty was shown as a ram or a man with the head of a tup (representing the "Ba" or individual). His craze center was in Leotopolis, and he may have been the source of narrative of other pretend ferrymen - particularly Charon from Greek mythology. He was especially prominent during the Old Kingdom when he was meant to share the find of the underworld with Osiris. He ruled over the entry to the underworld and the chambers running to the Halls of Maat while Osiris felt over the lands of the blessed dead who passed the tribulations and were prooved to be worthy. He was also connected with Khnum, mostly because he took the form of a Ram.

God Heryshaf

God Heryshaf

God Heryshaf meaning  ("He who is on his lake") In Egyptian mythology. It is recorded in Greek as "Harsaphes" was an ancient ram-god whose cult was middle in Herakleopolis Magna (now Ihnasiyyah al-Madinah). He was identifed with Ra and Osiris in Egyptian mythology, and to Heracles in Greek mythology. The recognition with Heracles may be concerned to the fact that in afterwards times his figure was some times reanalyzed as "He who is over strength." One of his titles was Ruler of the Riverbanks. Heryshaf was a creator and fecundity god who was born from the earliest waters. He was showed as a man with the head of a ram, or as a drive.