The name of Horus is one of the five names which compose the Titulature of the Pharaons.

It compares Pharaon to the god Horus, wire and successor of Osiris, and Master of Hiérakonpolis from where Narmer is resulting, the first king. It is the oldest name. It is always preceded by the image of the falcon representing Horus ( Her ), from where its designation.

Examples:

• Toutânkhamon : “Horus Ka nakht all mesout ” (powerful, perfect Bull of birth);
• Amenhotep {{III}}: “Horus Ka ouser khâe EM Maât ” (powerful Bull which appears radiant as Maât);
• Nekhtnebef {{Ier}} : “Horus Chema ” (the vigorous one);

The certain Pharaons, especially oldest, are known only by their name of Horus.

In the first times, this name was registered inside a Serekh: G5-

The five names of titulature used starting from the king Khéphren are:

• the name of Horus ,
• the Name of Nebty,
• the Name of gold Horus,
• the Name of Nesout-bity,
• the Name of Its-Re.

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