Rhea

the beginning, many Gods and Goddesses lived in Greece. Cronus and Rhea the royalty family, were expecting their first child. Rhea went through many complications during the pregnancy that Asclepius had to tell her that she could lose the baby if she didn’t rest. Cronus couldn’t believe there was a possibility that he wouldn’t be a father. Cronus went to Tyche, God of good luck and fortune. Cronus asked Tyche for good luck for Rhea pregnancy for nothing bad to happen. Cronus returned home and read

keep your husband happy. Rhea the mother of six supreme gods loved her kids unconditionally but unfortunately had a husband that was jealous of his own children. She was then forced into giving her children up to be swallowed upon birth, so that cronus never had to fear over the prophecy. Rhea the mother of several supreme gods, was able to protect what she believed in, even if it interfered with what her significant other (Cronus) believed in and what he stood for. Rhea is an ancient goddess and

Cronus or Kronos was the Titan god of Harvest and Time. He was the youngest of the first generation of titans that were bore by Gaia, the earth, and his father Uranus. Cronus was often depicted carrying a scythe or sickle, therefore, it can be argued that Cronus being the god of time could also be death. The reason for this is because death is often depicted as wearing robes while carrying a scythe or sickle. Cronus rises to power by overthrowing his father Uranus. Uranus grows weary of his wife

main god in ancient times. Lastly the sceptre represented Zeus being a ruler of the gods. Zeus was birthed by the Titans Cronus, the god of time, and Rhea, the goddess of female fertility. He was the youngest of six siblings, which were all consumed by his father, who out of his fear of one of his children overthrowing him, “swallowed every child Rhea…[had given] birth to” (Gods, 2017). He was able to grow up without his father devouring him since his mother and Gaia had tricked Cronus into believing

In Greek mythology, there is always a perpetual notion of power. The desire for power is associated with the father figure of a family. Furthermore, a father sets the tone for his family by setting rules and establishing their reputation. From the beginning of time, there has been angst in losing power, starting with the Earth and sky. Arising fear occurs when a father finds that one of his children is a threat to his throne. It also develops when a father realizes that since he sabotaged his own

who originally gave birth to Twelve Titans, Coeus, Kronos, Crius, Hyperion, Iapetus, Oceanus, Mnemosyne, Phoebe, Rhea, Theia, Themis and Tethys. They arose to power when Kronos along with his mother and siblings defeated his father Uranus and took the ruler ship from him. Many other titan kind were born including Atlas, Prometheus, Epimetheus and Menoetius. Eventually, Cronus and Rhea gave birth to younger gods, Zeus, Hades, Poseidon, Hera, Hestia and Demeter who rebelled against Kronos’s ruler ship

father Cronus. Cronus led the titans and become the youngest of the first generation of the titans. Cronus overthrew his father and become the leader during the Golden Age. Then, Zeus’s mother Rhea, which came from the earth goddess Gaia and the sky god Uranus. Cronus descended from the same line of family. Rhea is considered as “mother of gods. Zeus being the youngest of all siblings become the one with the most weight on their shoulders having to perform like all of his other siblings. He fathered

god of the sky and thunder. He had many powers but the most significant was the power to wield lightning bolts. He could hurl lightning bolts at people who defied him or other gods who he was displeased with. He was the youngest child of Cronus and Rhea and was planned to get eaten by Cronus like all of his brothers and sisters before him, but he was hidden from Cronus at Mount Dicte. He then went on to overthrow Cronus and control the gods. He had twenty-four children and some of them were powerful

time, at the time it was described as a destructive, all devouring force. After Cronus had killed his father he was informed that he would be overthrown by one of his six children, so to prevent that, Cronus ate five of his children while his women Rhea was still pregnant with Zeus. Cronus is just a very rare name for boys, the name is latin and the meaning of the word or

before the Olympians. Cronus’s family is a good size family. His father was Uranus God of the sky and his mother was Gaia the Earth Goddess. “Cronus was the youngest of the twelve Titans. Cronus married his sister Rhea” (Littleton 334), goddess of motherhood. Cronus had six kids with Rhea they are known as the olympians, Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Hades, Poseidon and Zeus. Each of Cronus’s kids rule different things. Like Zeus is god of the sky, Poseidon is god of the Seas, Hades is god of the underworld