Nebket hovers over the king, protecting him in Battle.

Nebket was the vulture goddess who, along with the cobra goddess Wadjet, protected
the Pharaoh.
The Vulture goddess Nebket was worship in cult ritual at El Kab in Upper Egypt.
The Cobra, Wadjet, and the Vulture, Nebket, were incorporated into the crowns
of the king as protective talismen. Tutankhamun's jewelery has many beautiful
examples of this symbolism of Nebket and Wadjet..

The Cobra symbolized Upper Egypt and the Vulture symbolized Lower Egypt.
One of the five names of the Pharaoh was associated with the Nebket and
Wadjet, the "Two Ladies" Name
The Five Names of the
Pharaoh
From the New Kingdom, the King of Egypt had five names, composed for his coronation.
The following table shows the title of the "Name" and the Names of
Tutankhamun as an Examples.
|
Title of "Name" |
Tutankhamun's Names |
|
Horus Name |
Ka nakht tut_mesut
"Strong bull, fitting of Created forms" |
|
Nebty (Two Ladies) Name |
Nefer-hepu segereh-tawy sehetep-netjeru nebu
"Dynamic-of-laws, who-calms-the-Two-Lands, who-propitiates-all-the-gods" |
|
Golden Falcon Name |
Wetjes-khau sehetep-netjeru
"Who-displays-the-regalia, who-propitiates-the-gods"
|
|
Lord of the Two Lands (prenomen) |
Nebkhepure
"The-lordly-manefestation-of-Re" |
|
Son of Re or Lord of Appearances (nomen) |
Tutankhamun heqa-Iunu-shema
"Living-image-of-Amun, "ruler-of-Upper-Egyptian-Heliopolis" |
|