Heliopolis

Helopolis is the extra-dimensional city realm of the beings which became known as the Egyptian Pantheon.

The Egyptian term for Goddess was neṯeret (nṯrt; netjeret, nečeret) and the term for God was neṯer (nṯr; also transliterated netjer, nečer). The hieroglyph represents a pole or staff wrapped in cloth with the free end of the cloth shown at the top. The use of this sign has been connected to the flag poles at the entrance towers of Egyptian Temples. Alternative glyphs for Gods include a star, a squatting human figure or a hawk on a perch.
 * Aken – ferryman to the underworld
 * Anhur - god of war
 * Anubis or Yinepu – dog or jackal God of embalming and tomb-caretaker who watches over the dead
 * Apep or Apophis – evil serpent of the Underworld and enemy of Ra; formed from a length of Neith's spit during her creation of the world
 * Atum – a creator deity, and the setting sun
 * Banebdjedet - ram god of fertility
 * Heka - deification of magic
 * Hemsut - goddess of fate and protection
 * Horus or Heru – falcon-headed god of the sky, pharaohs, war and protection
 * Isis or Aset - Queen of the gods.
 * Khonsu – god of youth
 * Maahes – lion-headed god of weather.
 * Ma'at – goddess who personified concept of truth, balance, justice and order.
 * Menhit – goddess of war.
 * Meret - goddess associated with rejoicing, singing and dancing
 * Nefertem - god of healing and beauty
 * Nut – goddess of the sky and heavens
 * Osiris or Wesir – King of the gods.
 * Petbe - god of revenge
 * Ptah – god of building and construction.
 * Ra – the sun, also a creator deity
 * Sekhmet – lioness goddess of destruction.
 * Set or Seth – god of the desert, storms and foreigners; later god of chaos.
 * Shezmu - god of execution, slaughter, blood, oil and wine.
 * Sobek – God of the military.
 * Sobkou - messenger god
 * Sopdu - god of fire
 * Tefnut – goddess of rain.
 * Weneg - plant god
 * Wepwawet – god of hunting

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