Hermes, Hermes, one of the twelve gods of Olympus in Greece. Rome is called Mercury, and Mercury is one of the eight planets. Son of Zeus and Maya. He was born in a cave in Arcadia, so he is the first god of Arcadia and the embodiment of powerful nature. After the unification of Olympus, he became a shepherd, and because he wore sandals with flying wings and held a wand, he could fly around as quickly as thoughts, so he became the messenger and messenger of Zeus. He is also regarded as the patron saint of passers-by. People have his pillar on the road, and he is also the patron saint of businessmen and the god of eloquence.
Aphrodite, Venus.
Aphrodite Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty in Greek mythology. It is one of the twelve gods of Olympus, known as Venus in Roman mythology, and is the Venus among the nine planets. She was born in the sea and is famous for her beauty. She is the wife of Hercules, the god of forging, and there are many legends about her love. In the works of art in ancient Greece and Rome, she was portrayed as a stunning beauty. The most famous statue is "Aphrodite of Milos" unearthed in Milos Island. She is the daughter of Zeus and Dione, the goddess of the sea. She was born in the waves, so she is called Aphrodite.
Gaia Earth (Gaia)
Gaia, the god of the earth in Greek mythology, is a highly respected and prominent god among the gods. Is the earliest god in Greek mythology, born from the chaos at the beginning of the world. She is Zeus' grandmother. Caia gave birth to Uranus, the god of the sky, and combined with him gave birth to six men and six women, twelve titans, three cyclops and three centimani. This is the beginning of the world, and all the gods are her descendants. Until now, westerners still often refer to the earth as "Gaia", and there are many words in English that begin with the letter "G" and are related to "Earth".
Ares, Mars
Ares, the god of war in ancient Greek mythology and one of the twelve gods of Olympus, is regarded as the embodiment of martial spirit. Its image originated from Thracians. According to the myth of Olympus, Ares was the son of Zeus and Hera. In the Iliad, Homer described him as a warrior who never tired of fighting in heroic times. Killing people is his daily job. Where there was fierce fighting, he rushed there at once, without asking or slashing indiscriminately. When he put on his combat uniform, he was dignified, wearing feathered armor, a leather case on his arm and an aggressive bronze spear. Until now, he is still the enemy of wisdom and the disaster of mankind.
Zeus (Jupiter)
Zeus Zeus, the main god in Greek mythology, the third king of gods, is the ruler of Mount Olympus. Son of Cronus and Rhea, in charge of heaven; Known for his greed for flowers, many gods in Olympus and many heroes in Greece are children born to him and different women. He used lightning as a weapon to maintain the order of heaven and earth, and bulls and eagles were his symbols. The goddess Hera was Zeus' last wife. Zeus has supreme power and strength, he is the guide of justice, he is impartial to mankind, his advice is not easy to understand, his decision is irrevocable, and his will is prudent and correct.
Saturn Cronus (Cronus)
Cronus Cronus is a combination of creativity and destructive power of time, which devours all the time. His parents are Uranus and Gaia, and his wife is Rhea, the goddess in charge of the passage of time. Rhea gave birth to many children, but every child was eaten by Cronus at birth. When Rhea gave birth to Zeus, she was determined to protect this little life. She wrapped a stone in cloth and lied that it was a newborn baby. Cronus swallowed the stone in one gulp. So Zeus dodged a bullet and was sent to Cronus's sister, the goddess water lily. Finally, he was overthrown by his own son and later fled to Italy.
Uranus. Uranus.
Uranus Uranus is the son of Gaia, the husband of Gaia, the father of the Twelve Titan Cyclops and Centimani. Uranus and Gaia gave birth to six men and six women and twelve titans. This marriage relationship may reflect a custom among ancient Greek nobles. He is lying, lying on the land where he was born, and they are completely superimposed. Every piece of land has a sky sticking to the skin. The powerful god, Gaia, the earth mother, gave birth to Uranus, her replica, and her systematic reproduction. From that moment on, we can see a pair of opposites: men and women.
Poseidon, Neptune
Poseidon is the son of Cronus and Rhea, the younger brother of Zeus, second only to Zeus, and one of the twelve gods in Greek mythology. After the war with Titan, Poseidon became a great and majestic sea king, in charge of all the waters around the mainland. He ruled his kingdom with a chilling earthquake. He has the skill of summoning the wind, and he can lift or calm the raging sea. Holding a trident, he drove a car with bronze hooves and golden horses across the waves. Although he has a place on Mount Olympus, most of the time he lives in his dazzling golden palace in the depths of the ocean.
Attachment: hades.
Hades Hades is the brother of Zeus, the king of gods, Poseidon and Demeter. He is one of the four creation gods. His Roman name is Pluto, a dwarf planet other than the eight planets. He is the eldest son of Cronus and Rhea, the second generation gods. After defeating his father Cronus, he and his younger brothers drew lots to distribute the world, and he was drawn to the underworld, thus becoming the ruler of the underworld, namely Pluto. He is the ruler of hell and the dead, judging the dead and punishing them. Hades is also the god in charge of wealth. He is strong, but calm, and is the most mysterious among the gods.
Attachment: Apollo, the sun
Apollo Apollo is one of the most famous gods in ancient Greek mythology, one of the twelve main gods in Greek mythology, the son of Zeus and Leto, the goddess of the night, and the twin brother of Artemis. His full name is Phobos Apollo, which means "bright" or "brilliant". Apollo is regarded as the god in charge of literature and art, in charge of light, youth, medicine, animal husbandry, music and so on. It is the patron saint of mankind, god of light, the god of prophecy, the patron saint of immigrants and navigators, the god of medicine and the god of disaster relief. He is the patron saint of Greek culture. Among the gods of Olympus, Apollo is the most worshipped.
Attachment: themis of the Moon
Artemis Artemis is the goddess of hunting and the goddess of the moon in ancient Greek mythology. She is one of the twelve gods of Olympus and is also regarded as the protector of wild animals. Like Apollo, she likes forests and grasslands, so she is also the goddess of hunting. According to the myth, Di Anna is slender, well-proportioned and beautiful, and is the patron saint of virgins, so her name is often synonymous with "chastity virgins". It is said that she has many suitors, but she doesn't want to get married, claiming that she loves freedom very much and is willing to live with the fairies in the forest forever. The daughter of Zeus and Leto, the goddess of the night, and the twin sister of Apollo, the sun god.