Ra

deity sky Egyptian single tradition · 96

Ra is the sun god in Egyptian mythology. The text mentions a contest between the Apep snake and the sun god Ra.

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When

First attested
3000 BCE
Attested period
-3000 – 2020
Historical notes
Associated with ancient Egyptian mythology.

Relationships

co occurs with
Shamash, Sirin, Gamayun, Karura, Alkonost, Bird goddess, Cuca, Coco, Heqet, Monthu, Seker, Inmyeonjo, Kuk, Kauket, Meretseger, Ratatoskr, Raiju, Roc, Rakshasa, Rabisu, Ragana, Rain Bird, Rainbow crow, Rainbow Serpent, Raróg, Raven Mocker, Raven Spirit, Redcap, Revenant, Rokurokubi, Rougarou, Rusalka, Ryū, Lempo, Hiisi, Ilmatar, radie, metsänpeitto, Hulder, Oread, Troll, nymphs, wight, Stallo, Wild man, Radande, Landvættir, Hathor-Tefnut, Nekhbet, Mut, Ptah-Tatenen-Khonsu, Maahes, kali, Amani, Nefertum, Hermes, Hesat, Hermanubis, Nebethetepet, Hathor of the Four Faces, Śiva, gate deities of the underworld, Sharpest Of Them All, Strident Of Voice, Rejector Of Rebels, Mistress Of Anger – Dancing On Blood, Mistress Of The Altar, Swallower Of Sinners, Existing On Maggots, Nubit, Ipet-Nut, Sopdu, Khonsu-Thoth, Ka Sgni, Horus the Elder, Andjety, Iah, Horus the Younger, Banebdjed, Seshat, Eye of Horus, Ra-Horus, Eye of Atum, Anhur, Ka Sgni, Nehemtawy, Harpocrates, Tefnut, Baal, Eos, Serapis, Sol Invictus, Horus the Child, Nun, Nunut, Sūrya, Sol, Helios, Saulė, Amaterasu, Päivätär, Beiwe, Bila, Wala, Bisal-Mariamma, Bomong, Pattini, Wurusemu, Tafukt, Shapash, Magec, Unelanuhi, Oüa Chill, Siqiniq, He'-koo-lās, Uwahci∙ł, Mujaji, Kokou, K'Liluna, Magba, Varnae, Originators, demon spirits, Sia, Bastet, Satet, Mehet-Weret, Sekhat-Hor, Mehet-Weryt, Shedyt, Sema-wer, Ageb-wer, Amunet, Niau, Niaut, Iabet, Imentet, Qetesh, Shai, Renenutet, Four sons of Horus, Sopdet, Sah, Arueris, *Dyēus, Hathor, Satis, Anuket, Heket, Haroeris, seven minor scorpion deities, Babi, Re-Hor-achti, Khnum, Heka, Nebtuwi, Ihy, Rekhyt, Rekhyt deity, Pat, Ma'at, Kherty, Meret, Ennead, Isis, Neith, Onuris, Montu, Shu, Horus, Anubis, Bes, Apis, Bennu, Nefertem, Heru-ur, Sobek, Ma'at, Khonshu, Wosret, Mut-Min, Min-Hor-Nacht, Mut-Tefnut, Khonsu-Shu, Wadjet, Shesmetet, Ra-Atum, Im-ho-tep, Ištar, Seth, Osiris, Khepri, Hemtet, Iqeru, Jagw, Sokar, Anat, Nephthys, Astarte, Apophis, Mnevis, Thoth, Imiut, Khenti-Seh-netjer, Geb, Heh gods, Neneh, Djet, Bast, Zeus Ammon, Jupiter Ammon, Amun, Min, Set, Tutankhamun, Sekhmet, Gherke, Amaunet, Amon Ra, Kokou the Ever-Burning, Amun-Ra, Leviathan, Bat, Inti, Apollo, Chaxiraxi, Exu, Artemis (Diana)
enemy of
Apep, Apesh, Apophis, Set, Khonshu, Nut
consort of
Sekhmet, Menhit, Bastet, Hathor
serves
Aker
aspect of
Eye of Ra
manifested by
Khepri
creator of
Rem

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Sources

Source passages

“the contest in Egyptian mythology between the Apep snake and the sun god Ra.”

#2300 · extracted by google/gemini-2.0-flash-001

“He was therefore a priest of Ra, the male counterpart of the sun goddess Shamash”

#3655 · extracted by anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.5

“Horus, Monthu, Ra, and Seker – Each of these Egyptian gods has the head of a falcon or hawk.”

#4737 · extracted by google/gemini-2.0-flash-001

“In the novel Beneath The Mantle by Ahimsa Kerp, Ajatar is a secondary antagonist serving Ra, the Sun God.”

#5634 · extracted by anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.5

“He was identified directly with Horus, who represented kingship itself and was seen as a protector of the pharaoh, and he was seen as the son of Ra, who ruled and regulated nature as the pharaoh ruled and regulated society.”

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