Egypt

Urey (from Egypt "gets up on its hind legs.") - The ancient Egyptian symbol of royalty, power of life and death, the ability to edit and destroy the enemies of the god Ra.

Urey was a snake forehead worn by the king on the diadem, and with the Middle Kingdom - on the crown. He had the appearance of a bloated cobra risen collar. One Egyptologist trying to bring the forehead curl emblem of that worn by ancient Libyan tribes. Others see Urey as a symbolic animal of prehistoric state Butoh, whose goddess Uto Urey was in the form on the crown of the king.

Urey - a symbol of the kingdom, and therefore it is worn even the gods Horus and Seth kings. Protects against all kinds of evil snake spewing fire, also called the fiery eyes of the sun god Ra. Urey associated with Egypt and the Egyptian civilization.