Elephantine triad

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The Elephantine triad is a group of three ancient Egyptian deities—traditionally Khnum, Satet, and Anuket—worshipped together at Elephantine Island as protectors of the Nile and its inundation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf group of deities
associatedDeity Anuket NERFINISHED
Khnum NERFINISHED
Satet NERFINISHED
associatedWith Nile River NERFINISHED
Nile inundation
border region of Egypt and Nubia
fertility
water
category Egyptian god groups
Nile deities
triads in ancient Egyptian religion
cultCenter Temple of Khnum at Elephantine NERFINISHED
sanctuaries on Elephantine Island
cultContinuity Ptolemaic period NERFINISHED
Roman period in Egypt
function protection of the Nile
protection of the Nile inundation
regulation of the Nile flood
hasMember Anuket NERFINISHED
Khnum NERFINISHED
Satet NERFINISHED
hasType local triad
regional cult grouping
languageOfWorship Ancient Egyptian
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Upper Egypt NERFINISHED
ancient Egypt
memberRole_Anuket goddess of the Nile’s flow and nourishment
memberRole_Khnum creator god and guardian of the Nile’s source
memberRole_Satet goddess of the Nile flood and inundation
mythologicalContext Elephantine as source of the Nile
region Nubian border
religion ancient Egyptian religion
timePeriod Middle Kingdom NERFINISHED
New Kingdom NERFINISHED
Old Kingdom NERFINISHED
traditionalChiefDeity Khnum NERFINISHED
veneratedBy ancient Egyptians
inhabitants of Elephantine
worshipPlace Aswan region NERFINISHED
Elephantine Island NERFINISHED
First Cataract of the Nile NERFINISHED

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Anuket memberOf Elephantine triad
Khnum memberOf Elephantine triad