In this video, we'll answer the question: who was the murderer of Osiris? Osiris was thegod of the sky and the dead in ancient Egyptian religion. He was the first pharaoh of the New Kingdom and the founder of the world’s first temple at Abydos. In this video, we'll explore the legend of Osiris and his murder, and try to figure out who was responsible for it. #osiris#seth#ancientegypt
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Seth, who wanted to overthrow his brother from the throne, had already made a plan.
Seth announced that he had a wonderful gift for them.
Seth then closed the lid and threw the casket into the river.
Osiris and Isis were both siblings of Seth and Nephthys.
According to Egyptian mythology, Osiris was Egypt's monarch, but Seth became envious
of his brother's authority and plotted to dethrone him.
Some mythological versions indicate that Nephthys, drawn to Osiris' beauty, disguised herself
as Isis and seduced the heavenly king.
Getting pregnant with the god Anubis, Seth, who wanted to overthrow his brother from the
throne, had already made a plan.
He had a gorgeous coffin built from the finest timbers and fashioned to Osiris' precise
specifications.
He then summoned all of the Egyptian gods to a large celebration, and after eating and
drinking, Seth announced that he had a wonderful gift for them.
He had the coffin brought to him and inform the guests that whomever could fit the best
into the wooden box may take it home.
The visitors got inside the casket one by one, but they did not fit.
Osiris lay down inside the casket and discovered, predictably, that it fit him perfectly.
Seth then closed the lid and threw the casket into the river, praying he would never have
to see Osiris again, but the casket floated away and Osiris ended up in Syria, where his
wife Isis found him.
Seth refused to give up and tried again.
This time, he made a point of killing Osiris, dismembering him and dispersing the bits of
his body over the land.
Isis and Nephthys then traveled throughout Egypt in search of all of Osiris' body parts.
Isis was able to reconstruct and reanimate her husband for a brief while, during which
she conceived a child with him, thanks to her immense sorcery and the helpful assistance
of Anubis, the god of the dead and embalming.
Osiris then resumed his voyage into the underworld.
Becoming king of the dead in the same way that he had been king on earth, Horus was
the name Isis gave to her kid.
