Pesedjet

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Pesedjet is the ancient Egyptian term for a divine group or council of gods, most famously referring to the nine major deities worshipped at Heliopolis.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian religious concept
divine council
group of deities
alsoKnownAs Ennead of Heliopolis
associatedWithCity Iunu
associatedWithCosmology Ennead of Heliopolis
surface form: Heliopolitan creation myth
category Egyptian pantheon grouping
centerOfCult Heliopolis
conceptualFunction organizing major deities into a family structure
cosmicRole embodies creation and order
culture Pharaonic Egypt
surface form: ancient Egypt
describedAs council of gods
divine group
distinguishedFrom Hermopolitan Ogdoad
surface form: Ogdoad of Hermopolis

Theban Triad
surface form: Theban triad
hasNumberSymbolism number nine
hasVariant local enneads in other cities
includesDeity Atum
Geb
Isis
Nephthys
Nut
Osiris
Ra
Seth
Shu
Tefnut
influenced later Egyptian theological systems
IunuAlsoKnownAs Heliopolis
languageOfName Egyptian language
meaningOfName ennead
group of nine
memberCount nine
mostFamousFormAt Heliopolis
primaryMythicTheme emergence of world from primeval waters through Atum
religion Ancient Egyptian religion
surface form: ancient Egyptian religion
roleInMythology primordial divine family
structure for major gods of Heliopolis
sourceType coffin texts
pyramid texts
temple inscriptions
timePeriodOfUse Middle Kingdom of Egypt
New Kingdom of Egypt
Old Kingdom of Egypt
worshippedIn Heliopolitan priesthood
Lower Egypt
writtenInHieroglyphs psḏt

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