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[[Image:Ram2cartouche.JPG|thumb|200px|right|Hapy depicted twice in the Semna Tawy motif, symbolically representing the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt, beneath a cartouche of Ramesses II. From the Great Temple, Abu Simbel]]
[[Image:Ram2cartouche.JPG|thumb|200px|right|Hapy depicted twice in the Semna Tawy motif, symbolically representing the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt, beneath a cartouche of Ramesses II. From the Great Temple, Abu Simbel]]
'''Hapy''' (also spelt '''Hapi''') was one of the main [[Nile]] gods of [[Ancient Egypt|Egypt]], responcible for the bounty and fertility of the Nile, as well as the annual innundation. He should not be confused with Hapy, one of the sons of [[Horus]], associated with the canpoic jar containing the lungs of the blessed dead.
'''Hapy''' (also spelt '''Hapi''') was one of the main [[Nile]] gods of [[Ancient Egypt|Egypt]], responsible for the bounty and fertility of the Nile, as well as the annual innundation. He should not be confused with Hapy, one of the sons of [[Horus]], associated with the canpoic jar containing the lungs of the blessed dead.