We return to heaven briefly to see the royal baby and her identical soul or her Ka shaped by the goat-headed god Khnum on the potter’s wheel. German Shepherd The Thin Blue Line America US Flag. It was very important to create royal Ka beside human bodies; The royal Ka was understood to be the embodiment of the throne and thus its presence was irrefutable evidence of Hatchepsut’s predestined rule. At the height of the coronation, she would become merged with the Ka that was shared by all the kings of Egypt, and would lose her identity to become one of the holders of office. God. Hatchepsut always insisted on the existence of his royal Ka, even including it under her title Maat-ka-re.
