Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Family tree of the Egyptian gods
I'm sure the original creator meant well, and the illustrations are lovely, but this is pure . Egypt did not have one monolithic religion (with the possible exception of the Aten in the Armana period), it was a composite of beliefs that varied by Nome (spatial area) and through time. So the 'family tree' Re->Shu+Tefnut->Geb+Nut->Isis+Osiris+Nephthys+Set is fixed apparently from the earliest. But from equally ancient times we have Re-Herakhte (Horus of the Two Horizons)->Hathor+Sekhmet (the two Eyes of Ra). Then you add in a host of other deities who are not part of this familial structure but originated in separate locations, which were either conflated (eg the conflation of Amun and Re into Amun-Ra), or were described as the spouse or offspring of another deity, whether as an honorary title or to denote some kind of adoption.  The only way this tree can be constructed is by adding in all of these local myths separately - the whole construction is not supported by any reliable source that I know of
— User:Elen, 12:36, 21 March 2011 (UTC)
Stance: delete
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