Who is the guardian in Egyptian mythology? What is the legend about him?

For the ancient Egyptians, the afterlife was extremely important, so they worshipped Anubis, the god who guarded the dead, a long time ago.

Anubis, the god of the underworld and death, has a wolf head, a common wild dog, looking for carrion in the cemetery. People prayed for him to protect the dead, and he helped Isis mummify Osiris.

Anubis is an ancient god. He became an important god in Osiris and guided the dead to the road of hades long ago. But after mummifying the murdered Osiris, Anubis became an antiseptic god.

Anubis is also associated with Matt, the goddess of justice. Egyptians believe that people will go to the temple of death after death.

Anubis, the god of death in Egyptian mythology, is in charge of hell. He is mainly responsible for weighing the scales of judgment, that is, putting the feathers of justice on one side of the scales and the hearts of the dead on the other. If the weight of the heart is equal to the weight of the feather, then this person can go to heaven and live forever with the gods. If the feather is heavier than the heart, this person is guilty and will be sent to hell and eaten by the devil. The prototype of Anubis is the ancient Pharaoh Osiris (ruler of the underworld), the son of Isis.

According to Egypt's book of death:

Anubis or Amp, son of Osiris. Some people think it was born by Isis, while others think it was born by Le Fils. He is the god of night and dawn.

Anubis is usually the head of a dog, and sometimes he is a complete dog. He played a major role in the search for Osiris's natural body. But there are also traditional beliefs that he only found Osiris's body with the help of a dog. In the trial of the undead, it is the protector of the spiritual balance, focusing on the scale pointer of the balance. He was also a perfumer who buried the mountain, so he became a perfumer. He is also regarded as the emissary of Osiris. But in the earlier scripture, he was only the messenger of the great god La (the sun god), who specially smeared spices on Osiris.