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The 13 pages that link to Ra, each with the reason it gives.

• AmunRelated: Amun’s union with Ra joined Theban divine authority to Egypt’s established solar theology.

• OsirisCompared with: Ra’s daily solar cycle differs from Osiris’s authority over the dead and their renewal.

• Egyptian royal titularyRelated: The Son of Ra title frames the personal name through divine descent or affiliation.

• Egyptian mythologyRelated: Solar cycles linked Ra to the world's continuing renewal and the king's divine mandate.

• AtenRelated: Aten’s solar identity drew on traditions associated with Ra.

• NutRelated: Nut’s daily cycle is often described as receiving Ra at sunset and birthing him at dawn.

• Eye of RaRelated: The Eye is Ra’s power made active and personified.

• Fifth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: The prominence of sun temples during this dynasty strengthened Ra’s place in royal cult.

• Solar deityBroader topic: Ra is among the best-known deities identified directly with the Sun.

• SekhmetRelated: Sekhmet’s destructive mission in myth is an expression of Ra’s power.

• BastetRelated: Bastet appears in myths as a daughter of Ra and a defender of the sun god.

• SobekRelated: Some traditions linked Sobek with Ra, expressing his power through solar divinity.

• Nyuserre IniRelated: Nyuserre's sun temple was dedicated to the cult of Ra.