Anubis
Also associated with Ma'at, the goddess of justice. The Egyptians believed that when people died, they went to the Temple of the Dead.
Anubis, the guide and guardian of the undead in Egyptian mythology, is in charge of and guards the soul of the dead (in order to prevent the soul of the dead from being injured twice, and the pharaoh cannot be resurrected. Therefore, the ancient Egyptians believed that only Anu Only the guardian of Bis can protect their souls. This is why Anubis can be seen in the tomb of the pharaoh.), mainly responsible for the weighing work of the scale of judgment, that is, the scale of the scale. Place the Feather of Truth (Mat's Feather) on one side and the heart of the deceased on the other, if the heart is lighter than the feather, then the person can ascend to heaven and be immortalized with the gods, if the heart is heavier than the feather, the person will be will be thrown into hell, and the heart will be eaten by the devil. The prototype of Anubis is Osiris and Nephthys (Set, the god of power, Osiris's younger brother, Nephthys admired Osiris and had an affair with him and gave birth to Anubis, it is said that all Seth In all eyes, this also became one of the reasons why Seth later usurped the throne) illegitimate son. Horus is his half-brother.
The Egyptians believed that the god Anubis helped the deceased preserve their bodies so they could be resurrected. The god Anubis is depicted as a man with a jackal's head with divine power.