On Anubis, guide of the underworld the weighing of the heart takes place in the Hall of Ma'at, where Anubis weighs the heart of the dead against her feather of truth.
In the African calendar Mkhulu Nsingiza presents, the deities each rule a month, and Ma'at governs February:
February, governed by Ma'at, is the time for harvest and balance.
On The semi-mythical aspect of Manetho's king list Ma'at appears among the demigods who ruled Egypt, with a reign of 2,150 years, while the Turin King list gives her a much shorter reign.
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Pharaoh as a Divine Figure: Pharaoh was considered a living god in Egyptian culture, the embodiment of divine order (Ma'at).
Solaris also discusses their beliefs in the afterlife, the Book of the Dead, and the Cult of Ma'at.
Deity: Ma'at, the Goddess of Truth and Balance, brings order and harmony, ensuring a successful and balanced harvest.
February, governed by Ma'at, is the time for harvest and balance."
These figures symbolize the divine legitimacy of the pharaohs, reinforcing the idea that the rulers of Egypt were chosen by the gods to maintain order and harmony (Ma'at).
Ma'at: The goddess of truth and justice, Ma'at, was said to have ruled for 2,150 years.