Religions

Religion - China
In China rich and wealthy people that passed away were each prayed and assigned chinese numerals. They were almost like Gods to the Chinese people, but unfortunately not everyone that passed away were worshipped. People that passed away and were from poor families were not worshipped. The main religious rule was about Ti. Ti also known as Shuang-Ti or even Yu-Huang-Shang -Ti, he was a god who had the power to severly punish people that broke the rules, but he also had the power to reward people that followed the rules and helped other people and the city/villlage/town that they lived in. Priests were one of the most important parts of Religion in China, it was said that they could build a sort of Link between Gods and Goddesses. That was the most important part of their jobs as priests but they also held sacrifices (human sacrifices), Funerals and read prayers.

Later Taoism became a part of Religion in China. Taoism was a sort of Philosophy for the Chinese population. Taoism was also about nature energy and that led to the Yin Yang meaning that the Nature Energy had 2 types of energy in it. According to Taoism Yin was Cold and Dark things in nature and Yang was Aggressive, warm and things filled with light. Taoism was also known as a religious faith. The Last Part of Taoism was that everysingle living things have a universal Force in them.
 * Yin - Female Force
 * Yang - Male Force

Chinese Gods:
Ch'en Chuang was the Chinese god of walls and moats. Every village/town or city worshipped this god because he protected the cities/villages or towns with his walls and he made sure that the king of the deads did not kill anyone without permission. Chu Jung was the Chinese god of Fire. He kept an eye on the Chinese population to make sure that they did not break the laws of heaven Kuan Ti was the Chinese god of war who protected the Chinese population from injustice and "evil spirits" Goddess of compassion She was "murdered" by her own father, and she recited holy books in hell and the king of the deads could not make the dead souls of people and deities suffer. God of thunder and like Thor scandinavian god of the seas he makes thunder with his hammer. Lord of the Deads and ruler of the underworld God of Mercy who wanders in the caves of Hell God of Wealth God of Hearth Also known as lord Yama, he is the suppreme lord of the deads Suppreme god, who ruled all the other gods, he is also known as the father of heaven The Taoist religion also consists of 8 immortal deities that reward mortal that have done good work and live a good life.
 * Ch'en-Chuang
 * Chu Jung
 * Kuan Ti
 * Kwan Yin
 * Lei Kun
 * Pa Hsien
 * Shi Tien Yen Wang
 * Ti Tsang Wang
 * T'shai Chen
 * Tsao Wang
 * Tu Ti
 * Yeng Wang Yeh
 * Shang Ti


 * Tieh Kuai Li
 * Chung Li Ch'uan
 * Lan ts'ai Ho
 * Lu Tung Pin
 * Chang Kuo Lao
 * Han Hsiang Tzu
 * Ts'ao Kuo Chu
 * Ho Hsien Ku

Religion - Egypt
Egypt had many temples and Gods that they worshipped, my understanding is that they worshipped different Gods at different times of the Years. They believed as well as many other civlization that natural disasters meant that the Gods were Angry and so they sacrificed people that could have been their best friends or family if they were unlucky to make the gods happy. Some People though wanted to be sacrificed either because they wanted to die in that case it would be more like slaves would be sacrificed or a normal person would be sacrificed because they wanted their Civilization to keep on Developing and they showed it. They showed that they cared about their Civilization and were willing to give their lives for their Civilization.

We think that Pharaohs should have been like High Priests in (normally) every temple that were in Egypt, but he didn't often attend in the temples he sent the Chief priest instead of Him. The Pharaoh or Chief Priest had more power in the great temple of karnak because it was dedicated to Ra the sun god and king of gods. They had more control of the prayers and people there. Priests were also known as the God's servants and they each had a title/ name to indicate their power: Few Priests attended important ceremonies were they left with someone sweeping the floor behind them to not leave a __single__ trace of their presence. Many Temples were built during the Middle Kingdom period, for many gods to be worshipped. The god that was most worshipped at the time was Osiris. The Egyptian God of the Underworld, but he was the most worshipped god because he was also the God of Spring who made the seeds come alive every year. They worshipped him as the God of the underworld to share their afterlife with him, but rich families afforded to get bodies mummified.
 * 1) First
 * 2) Second
 * 3) Third

I Think That the most important Gods of Ancient Egypt are:
Rà, The Sun God also known as the sun itself. He was also the king of Egyptian Gods Osiris, King of the Deads and Spring, he was worshipped because he made the seeds sort of come to life and shared life with people that had died. Goddess of Life, her name also known in greece as Iset means the Throne. Egyptian Mythology suggests that she is the daughter of a prehistoric god that lived in the Nile. I believe Thoth was needed because I think he took the wisest desicions. I believe that because he is the god of Wisdom and he could have solved conflicts between gods. Also known as Bastet, She was the Goddess of Cats, she was the servant of Rà who used her during fierce battles. She was used against Apophis who was the Goddess of Chaos. Creator of Heaven and the earth Goddess of truth These are the Gods I believe wer most important although there are some other important Gods. Here is a list of all the Gods not including the ones that are already cited in bullet points. Apophis will be cited here below.
 * Rà
 * Osiris
 * Isis
 * Thoth
 * Bast
 * Ptah
 * Ma'at

Fast Fact (not facts,fact)
Amun fused with Rà and they became Amun-Rà List of Gods He is mostly known because of the eye of Horus, the eye of Horus meaning: Protection, Royal power and good wealth She was the god of night and chaos from what I know she was a snake, Sethwas selected to protect the boats from her with his agressivity He was the god of agressivity and storms he was strongly opposed to harmony
 * Horus
 * Apophis
 * Seth

Nephtys was the Goddess who protected the dead's soul Sekmet is represented as a lion head with snakes coming out, those snakes are thought to come from Seth's desert Khnum was one of the earliest Egyptian Deities, he was the resource of the Nile River Anubis was the Gardian of the Underworld. He was Osiris's servant in some ways Sebek was known as the fierce lord of water Goddess of Love and Festivity Montu had a falcon head and was the God of war, he was also known as the lord of Thebes God of Fertility and reproduction Neith is a goddess known to have appeared (religion) in the town of Sais Every night Nut swallows the sun and lets it out at dawn again and so on..
 * Amun
 * Nephtys
 * Sekhmet
 * Khnum
 * Anubis
 * Sebek
 * Hathor
 * Montu
 * Min
 * Neith
 * Nut

Conclusion
I believe that the Chinese Religions were a bit better in the religious domain, I think that they were better because Egypt had tyrants that suppressed all Religions except for one made up. I also think that the Chinese Religions were more interesting for me to learn about because I already knew a lot of things about Egyptian Gods and temples. Religion was very similar in both Civilizations though, both civilizations held sacrifices and Rituals, Funerals and read Prayers. In some ways I believe that the Chinese civilization were more religious because they thought that they could build links between gods, while Egyptians thought only the Pharaohs had a sort of link with the gods because he somehow descended from the gods, so the population of Egypt believed that the Pharaohs and Gods shared the same blood. Overall my belief is that the Chinese religions were better because the different religions were more respected than some were among the egyptian population, my second reason is like I wrote before Egyptian Religions are already known everywhere in the world while the Chinese is well known but not known as much which made my research on Chinese civilizations more interesting.

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