幾らかの例外を除き───
古代エジプトを統べるファラオたちは死後、
神の座に上ることを考え、死者の書と共に埋葬された。彼らの多くはホルス神の末裔を名乗り、
ホルス神の玉座についた。

しかし、彼こそは
生前に自ら神を名乗った強大なファラオの一人であり、統治３３年目の記念式典において
「ラー、神より生まれし者」を名乗った。

彼は新たに建造された国内のあらゆる記念碑を監修し、時には自ら口述してみせた。
のみならず、過去に存在した記念碑や人物像を改変し、古き勲しをも自分のものとした。

治世の後半３０年間ほどで、彼はエジプト中に
様式がばらばらになるのを意にも介さず、
数多の神殿を建設させたという。

或いは彼は───
神の座する世界を現世に引き寄せて、
この世とあの世の同一化を目指したのかもしれない。

With a few exceptions, it was believed that the pharaohs that ruled ancient Egypt would, after death, ascend to the throne of the gods, and thus they were buried with the Book of the Dead. Many of them claimed to be the descendants of the god Horus, and ascended to the throne.

But in life, this powerful pharaoh claimed to be a god, and for the thirty third anniversary of his rule he named himself "Ra, the one born of a god."

He supervised the construction of new monuments within the country, and sometimes even dictated the construction personally.
Not only that, he altered the old monuments and statues to make them his own as well.

In the last thirty years of his reign, he built many different temples throughout Egypt, disregarding the fact that many had different building styles.

It's possible that...
By drawing the world of the gods closer to this world, he aimed for the unification of both worlds.