Amen, Deity of the Thebes Region in Ancient Egypt
Amen, also spelled Amun, was a prominent deity in ancient Egypt, particularly associated with the city of Thebes. As the patron deity of Thebes, Amen was revered as the king of the gods and a symbol of royal power. The Great Temple of Amun at Karnak is a testament to the significance of this deity in the region. Throughout the New Kingdom, Amen became increasingly important, often being fused with other deities to consolidate power and influence.
Name Of Thebes Before Greece Colonisation
The ancient Egyptian city of Thebes, before Greek colonization, was known as “Waset” or “Waset”. This name reflects its significance as a major political and religious center in the ancient world.
