Amon is the king of gods and the patron saint of Pharaoh. He originated in Thebes and had a human figure and a walking stick. On the other hand, Osiris is the main god of Egypt, or a ghost. He looks like a dead Pharaoh, with a mummy on his head, a hook in one hand and dust in the other.
Ai Xisi, after the gods, was also the wife of Osiris. She is also a human figure, holding something like a thick cross in her hand, which the Egyptians call "the key to life". Now many temple guards also have one in their hands, which looks like a huge root.
Horus, the head of an eagle, is the patron saint of kingship, holding a scepter similar to Amon. Anubis (see photo), the head of the wolf, is the patron saint of the cemetery, holding a cane in his hand. Anubis is quite famous. It is said that he is also the producer of mummies, while Anubis in Tutankhamun's funerary objects is exquisite and moving.
Of course, there are many other gods, such as Thot with ibis head. Because the slender mouth of ibis is like a pen tube, it is also the god of calculation and learning, or the god of secretary. The ancient Egyptians raised many ibis in a lake near Sakala, and sold them as ibis mummies to pilgrims for burial.
Sobec, with crocodile head, is the Nile water god and the patron saint of Pharaoh. Because Nile crocodiles often run out to eat people while washing clothes on the shore, Egyptians are scared to death of crocodiles. However, I heard that some ancient Egyptians kept crocodiles as pets and fed them beer!
Beth is a dwarf god, deeply loved and believed by people. He usually plays musical instruments to scare away evil spirits. His idols often appear on pillows, beds, mirrors and cosmetic boxes. He can fork two big snakes with his bare hands.
There is a strange god named Tawitt. She is a female hippo, but she has a crocodile tail behind her. She specializes in protecting women in childbirth.