Who is Egyptian goddess wasret?

Warset, or Worset, was a local guardian diety in Thebes. Her popularity was at it's peak during the 12th Dynasty. She was the first consort to Amun, the ruler of the Egyptian gods, but was later replaced as his consort by Amunet (possibly another name for Wosret/Wasret) and then finally Mut. There has been only one stone tablet discovered depicting her, and there are no known temples of worship to her. Three Pharohs of that era were given the Word "wosret" at the end of their names meaning "powerful" and "of Wosret", or "belonging to Wosret". She was appointed by Isis, the mother of the god Horus, to watch over Horus as a guardian until he was mature.