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The 50 pages that link to Amun, each with the reason it gives.

• AkhenatenCompared with: Akhenaten’s elevation of Aten challenged the influence of Amun’s powerful priesthood.

• OsirisCompared with: Amun’s prominence centered on divine kingship and cosmic power, not chiefly the afterlife.

• ThebesCompared with: This node repeats a concept already linked elsewhere on the page.

• AtenismCompared with: Akhenaten’s attacks on Amun’s name and institutions directly challenged this rival cult.

• Eighteenth Dynasty of EgyptCompared with: The restoration of Amun’s worship marked a reversal of Akhenaten’s policies.

• NefertitiCompared with: The promotion of Aten challenged the established religious order associated with Amun.

• AtenCompared with: Aten’s elevation challenged the prominence of Amun’s established priesthood and cult.

• Great Hymn to the AtenCompared with: Aten’s elevation challenged the prominence of established cults, including Amun’s.

• Eye of RaCompared with: His authority offers a contrast to the solar power personified specifically as Ra’s Eye.

• PtahCompared with: Amun’s Theban religious center provides a contrast with Ptah’s Memphis-based cult.