Horus: Eagle-headed god in Ancient Egyptian Mythology

Horus is a major deity in ancient Egyptian mythology, often depicted as a falcon or a man with a falcon's head. He is the son of Isis and Osiris, born to avenge his father's death and reclaim the throne from his uncle Seth. Horus symbolizes divine kingship, protection, and the sky. His right eye, known as the "Eye of Horus," is a powerful symbol of protection and good health. Worshipped across Egypt, Horus's legacy influenced Egyptian art, literature, and the concept of pharaohs as divine rulers.

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Horus is also God Bird Hindhu Religion name 'Garuda' 🦅. Horus is Vehicle of God Vishnu (Sun God)

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😂 Not every eagle God is Garuda. The origin of Horus stretches way back to 3200 BC probably earlier, while earliest know reference of vishnu is only 1900 BC and he was a minor deity back then subservient to Indra.

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Wrong

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Horus is the FALCON headed god, not an eagle. There is a big difference between the two birds of prey.
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