Some stories around the earth was that the lesser custodians claimed power of status compared to the sun almighty.
Among the rebels was zephyr god of west wind deflecting Apollo’s discus killing his lover.
Ninurta of thunderstorms
Indra
Enlil
Zeus and Jupiter
Perkons of Latvians
Taranis of celts
Thor and donner
Perkunis
Orko
Ukko
Teshub and hadad
And so on

The shrewd sun curtailed his subordinates by making alliances with powerful kings of man for mutual benefit it is said.

The Me topic

So pharaoh image of Re
Greek descendants of Helios or Apollo
Sol invictus
Utu
Shamash
Mithra
Surya-vansha
And on


In Egypt the throne was like the sun became the creator of the pharaohs themselves. Isis is the Greek form of ancient Egyptian hieroglyph meaning throne and the sun goddess was mother of the king. Weapons were forged and everything regal was made or collected and associated with the sun. Thrones became the altars of prophets.

In the theology, there seemed to be reoccurring themes of the struggle of the fiery element freeing itself from chaos. Much symbolized by solar energy like herkle defeating the water ox or the lion overpowering a deer without horns in spring or mithra killing the bull.

People of the sun stems from the older sun called empire of the sun. Even Aztec rulers identified with huitzilopochtli. Mayan kings Ahua and Incan Inti.
Sub Saharan Africa to Moro Naba.
Some regarded the sun as female like Xihe and was consort to powerful rulers.

Commoners associated the sun with everyday objects like the conical crowns wore in Asia and other parts of the world.
Greeks had similar, the petasos for Hermes. Textiles and such arose inlaidwith sun attributes.

The dragon became protector of the sun and it’s people in China.
The responsibility of the duties of rulers was preventing the sun from deviation of its path especially in seasonal cycle like the solstice.
The connection between sun and fertility like agriculture resulted in calendars for aids of prediction.
-Singh info consolidated