Domains & Iconography
Domains: fertility, kingship, Thebes
Iconography: ithyphallic mummiform, double plume, flail
Sovereignty & Seed
Amun‑Min fuses Theban sovereignty with Min’s generative power; royal jubilees and local festivals parade this potency as blessing for land and household.
Iconography
Ithyphallic mummiform figure with tall double plumes and flail; the image states plainly that rightful rule includes fecundity—a frank agricultural kingship.
Legacy
Reliefs and small figures in museums preserve a theology that linked temple to field through joy and measure.
Sources & References
See also
Amun
Theban god whose cult rose to national prominence; syncretized with Ra as Amun‑Ra.
Amun‑Ra
Supreme synthesis of Theban Amun and solar Ra; high theology of empire and renewal.
Mut‑Sekhmet‑Bastet
Composite invocation of the Eye of Ra’s leonine protectors in Theban liturgy.
Ra
Prime solar deity associated with creation and the daily solar cycle; often merged with Amun as Amun-Ra.