Many ancient societies were obsessed with different beliefs and deities throughout the early stages of civilization, and some of the earliest signs of these periods of mythology begin with the earliest Sumerians and evolved into many different African cultures. As the recognized birthplace of human existence and the rise of civilization. One of the most important and influential figures in the discussion of ancient mythology is Osiris, and his history and depiction in ancient Egypt. This story describes many influential elements in Egyptian society, such as the conflict between order and chaos, death and the afterlife, conceptions of kingship and succession, as well as many of the early influences of Egyptian religion in the early stages. Much of the evidence for Osiris is found in the Pyramid texts, given that the period of the myth is around the 24th century BC. Many of these same texts originate from the Middle and New Kingdoms of Egypt and have an influence on Egyptian folklore, as well as the rich history of the civilization. Many of the characters included in the legend, including Isis and Horus, were prevalent in many clans across Egypt. Much of the story of Osiris has been lost, but many famous historians and writers from the ancient world have attempted to piece together his story. The story of Osiris being murdered by his brother Set describes how the Egyptians saw the afterlife. The story itself is one that many can read and understand the discussion that will follow; the story should be presented to provide context. Osiris was destined for greatness from birth, and eventually he would become king of Egypt, which, according to legend, was filled with barbarians and...... middle of paper ......d guidelines for citizens to follow to maintain civil order and avoid chaos. Many early types of this can be seen and parallels to early civilizations through stories such as Hammurabi establishing the code of laws that the residents would follow, but Osiris was simply trying to make the lives of those around him more civilized and did not install social rules based on the quest for power, just as the first leaders would have done. This being based on ancient Egyptian mythology, it can be evident that the Egyptians felt a certain form of equality and respect between the king and the civilians in whose homes he resided, which was not seen in other forms primitive humans of civilization. the idea of ​​kings and civilization, Egyptians also look to the story of Osiris for the transition of kingship once the king died.