Greek mythology, who is driving a solar boat?

It is Rashin who drives the solar boat.

Ella, known as the sun god, is the highest god in Egyptian mythology, symbolizing the midday sun and bringing warmth, light and hope to the Egyptian people. In the eyes of ancient Egyptians, the sun god "La" was the creator and master of all things in the world.

According to legend, Rashin sailed by two solar boats, Mandjet and Mesektet, in the daytime and at night respectively. The two ships sail twice a day, once during the day, and the ships fly into space from east to west during the day. One night, the night boat crossed hades from west to east.

The Pharaoh who died in these two voyages will become the alternation of life and death. The sun boat is a means of transportation for Pharaoh to go to another world and return to the world from another world after his death. Paddles are weapons used to drive away demons during travel.

The ancient Egyptians believed that Pharaoh would travel with Rashin on this trip. After their death, they will enter the underworld by a solar boat, and then with the appearance of the sun god in the early morning, they can return to the earth by a solar boat and be resurrected again. As the son of La Shen, every Pharaoh is eager to enjoy eternal life, so he will build a solar boat and put it next to the pyramid.

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The origin of lashen

Nu, the god of holy water, is the earliest god in Egypt and has the highest status. Egyptians believe that the world was originally a sea of Wang Yang, or holy water, and everything in the world was born of water. The sun god La, conceived in the body of Nu, the holy water god, lifted him out of the sea with both hands, and La was born.

Rara, the sun god, was originally an ordinary god, but after he merged with other gods, the image of Rara, the sun god, rose rapidly and later became the most supreme god in Egypt. Before him, the sacred water god Nu was the highest god. Later, he gave birth to a lotus in holy water, and La Shen was born in this lotus, which is one of the reasons why La Shen can reach the highest image.

The worship of La Shen was generally formed in the second dynasty of Egypt, and its position as a sun god has been established. In the fourth dynasty, Pharaoh was regarded as the concrete representative of La Shen on the earth and was called "the son of La Shen". In the fifth dynasty, the worship of Rashin rose sharply, and he became the god of all Egypt. In order to show his respect, Pharaoh specially built the Sun Temple with pyramids and obelisks for him.

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