Cynopolis is an ancient city in Egypt, known for its strong association with the worship of Anubis, the jackal-headed god of the afterlife. The name "Cynopolis" translates to "City of Dogs," reflecting the significance of canines in the region. Archaeological findings indicate that the city was a center for religious practices and burial rituals. The city is located near the Nile River, which provided essential resources for its inhabitants. Excavations have revealed numerous artifacts, including statues and inscriptions, that highlight the cultural and spiritual life of the people who lived in Cynopolis. Today, it serves as an important site for understanding ancient Egyptian civilization.