In ancient Egypt, the wolf-headed man who weighed his heart with scales was called Anubis or Anubis. What are Horus and Horus?

Horus was an ancient Egyptian god with a falcon-like head and eyes like the sun and the moon. The Egyptian king is regarded as the living incarnation of Horus. During the first dynasty, Horus was mainly regarded as Seth's opponent; But after 2350 BC, people generally worshipped Osiris and regarded him as their own son. He defeated Seth, the murderer of Osiris, and became the ruler of all Egypt. His left eye (moon) was injured by Seth, but by Thoth. In Ptolemy's time, Horus' victory over Seth became a symbol of Egypt's victory over the invaders.

Horus is the patron saint of Pharaoh in ancient Egyptian mythology and a symbol of kingship. His image is the eagle head god.