After the Amarna period, Amun was painted with blue skin, symbolizing his association with air and primeval creation. Amun was also depicted in a wide variety of other forms. Amun[a] was a major ancient Egyptian deity who appears as a member of the Hermopolitan Ogdoad. Amun was attested from the Old Kingdom together with his wife Amunet.

2023年10月2日 · In Egyptian mythology, Amun was the god of the sun and air. As a primordial deity and king of all gods, Amun rose to prominence during the Egyptian New Kingdom, when he transitioned into Amun-Ra, the creator god. Let’s take a closer look at Amun and his various roles in Egyptian culture and mythology.

2021年3月26日 · Ancient Egyptian god Amun - origin story, meaning, symbols, worship places, cult centers, and powers

阿蒙被描绘为人形，头戴一个头箍，由头箍上笔直伸出两根平行羽饰。 这可能象征着 鹰 的尾羽。 阿蒙有两种常见的形象：一种是坐在王座中，另一种是站着，手持一根鞭子，很像 科普托斯 和 齊米斯 的神祇 敏。 后者可能是他的原始形象：生育之神。 国王在他面前隆重地耕耘将要播种的土地或收割成熟的 谷物。 他的配偶有时被称作 埃莫奈特 （Amaunet，Amon阿蒙的阴性词），但通常称作姆特（Amaunt与mut并非同一神，Amaunt更多被认为是Amon的女性化，即日升 …

Symbols. Egyptian artwork associates several symbols with Amun: The ram (criosphinx: a sphinx with a ram head). The goose; At times, Amun's frescos show him as an ape or a lion. Depictions. Images and statues of Amun usually show him as a man with a blue or black skin.

Amun ("hidden"), in Egyptian mythology, is the sun god. The sacred animal of Amun is the ram and the goose (both are symbols of wisdom). Amun was depicted as a man (sometimes with a ram's head), with a scepter and in a crown, with two high feathers and a sun disk. The cult of Amun originated in Thebes and then spread throughout Egypt.

2024年12月19日 · Amun is one of the most significant deities in Egyptian mythology. He is often associated with the sun and air, and his name means “the hidden one.” Amun was originally a local deity of Thebes, but he rose to prominence during the New Kingdom, becoming one of the most important gods in ancient Egypt.

Amun (transliteration: ỉmn, meaning: "Hidden One"), also spelled Amen, Amon or Imen, and Ammon or Hammon in Greek, was the name of an ancient Egyptian deity, who gradually rose to become one of the most important deities, before fading into obscurity.

2024年12月21日 · Amun was associated with symbols of power and authority, and his influence extended throughout Egypt as the pharaohs promoted his cult. Amun was considered the king of the gods, responsible for everything in the world, and …

Amun usually appears in Egyptian art as a bearded man with a headdress containing two ostrich feathers, a broad necklace, and a close-fitting garment. In one hand, he has an ankh, the Egyptian symbol of life, and in the other, he holds a scepter, a symbol of authority.