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The 7 pages that link to Horus name, each with the reason it gives.

• Egyptian royal titularyBroader topic: It heads the traditional sequence and presents the king as Horus on earth.

• NarmerNarrower topic: Narmer's name appears in a serekh, the standard frame for early royal names.

• HorusRelated: It made the king’s association with the god explicit in royal titulary.

• SerekhBroader topic: This is the name the serekh was designed to frame.

• Mentuhotep IIRelated: Mentuhotep’s Horus names changed as his political authority expanded.

• KhasekhemwyRelated: Khasekhemwy’s Horus name expressed royal authority after the conflict of his reign.

• Dynasty 0Related: Many rulers assigned to Dynasty 0 are known chiefly through names enclosed in serekhs.