We don't know exactly how many gods there are in ancient Greek mythology. In the ancient Greek genealogy, everything started with Chaos. From primitive times, there are mainly three generations of gods. The first generation of gods were primitive gods:

kaos was the god of chaos. The world began with him, and he gave birth to Gaea, the mother of the earth; Tartarus talos is the god of the abyss of hell; Erebus is the dark god; Nyx, the goddess of the night; Eros, or eros, is the god of love, and is also the embodiment of love, fertility and sexual desire.

The other children who are Gaia are Uranus, the god of heaven; Pontus is the sea god; Ourea (the second generation of mountain gods) is only Titan (the first generation is the twelfth Titan):

1. Koos (κ ο? ο? Coeus): celestial bodies. Fobo's husband.

2. Cleos (κ ρ? ο? : Crius): natural forces, celestial bodies, etc.

3, Cronus (κ rho? νο? The youngest of the twelve titans. The second generation of God King overthrew the Father God and became the second God King. Later, he was considered to be in charge of time because of mixing with Kronos.

4. Hyperion (υ π ε rho? ων? Hyperion): the god of patrol in the sky is also related to the sun. Father of the sun, moon and dawn.

5, Iapetus (ι α π ε tau? : Iapetus): the ancestor of mankind.

6. Mnemosyne (μ ν ο σ? ν η: mnemosyne): goddess of memory, mother of the muse. Zeus' fifth wife.

7. Osenas (ω κ ε α ν? : Oceanus): Also known as oceanus, the eldest son of the Twelve Titans. The river god of Dayang River, the god of water purification, and the father of all the goddess of rivers and oceans.

8. Fober (φ ο? βη? Phoebe): A goddess of light. The name is "Phobos", which means brilliant, the mother of Leto and Astoria.

9. Rhea (ρ? α? Rhea): Mother Earth. Cronus's wife, the second empress. Later, she was regarded as a great goddess because she was mixed with Cybele.

1. Tessie (τ η θ? Tethys): the goddess of the sea, the first queen of the sea, the goddess of water, nourishment and rain.

11. Theia (θ ε? α? Theia): the goddess of sight and light, the mother of the sun goddess, the moon goddess and the dawn goddess. Hyperion's wife.

12. themis (θ? μι? (Themis): Goddess of the laws of the earth and nature, who was later regarded as the division of law and justice because of her combination with the god Olympus.

The second generation Titan is the descendant of the first generation Titan. For example, Helios is the sun god, the son of Hyperion and Theia, and the brother of Selene and eos; Selene is the goddess of the moon, the daughter of Hyperion and Theia, and the sister of the sun god Helius and Leona eos. Astoria is the goddess of meteors. The daughter of Koos and Fober, etc. The third generation gods are the gods of Olympus, who all live on Mount Olympus. Zeus overthrew his father's rule and established a new ruling order. There are the twelve gods of Olympus, which are also the most well-known Greek gods, namely:

1. Zeus (δ? ο? /Ζε? Zeus) (god king, universe, thunder): the head of the twelve main gods of Olympus, the Lord of the gods, the god of the sky, lightning and dark clouds. .

2. Hera (? ρ α, Hera) (Tianhou, marriage and childbirth): One of the twelve gods of Olympus, Tianhou, the patron saint of ladies, is in charge of marriage and childbirth.

3. Hestia (? στ? α, Hestia (stove, flame): one of the twelve main gods of Olympus and one of the three virgins. She has the power to take charge of all the stoves in the world, and her position is very high. She is the chief of all the goddesses in Olympus.

4. Poseidon (π ο σ ε ι δ? ν, Poseidon) (sea, horses, marine life): one of the twelve gods of Olympus, the god of the sea and the shock of the earth.

5. Demeter (δ? μ η ρ ρ α, Demeter) (Agriculture, Grain and Harvest): One of the twelve gods of Olympus, the goddess of high agricultural yield.

6. Athena (? θ? ν η, Athena) (wisdom, art, female red): one of the twelve main gods of Olympus, one of the three virgins, the goddess of wisdom, the goddess of female labor, the goddess of composing music and war dance, the goddess of spinning technology, gardening, navigation, court, military strategy and talent.

7. Apollo (α π? λ λ ω ν, Apollo (light, prophecy, art, poetry and medicine): One of the twelve gods of Olympus, he is god of light, the god of Oracle, the god of music and poetry, the god of migration and navigation, the god of animal husbandry, the god of contributing to a bumper harvest of agricultural products, one of the gods of human civilization, the god of medical treatment and the god of eliminating disasters and helping the poor.

8. Artemis (? ρτεμι? Artemis) (hunting, nature, wild animals): one of the twelve main gods of Olympus, one of the three virgins, the goddess of hunting, nature and mountains, caves, wild animals, wilderness, pregnancy and newborn, and the goddess of sudden death and recovery from plague.

9. Ares (? ρη? Ares) (War, Military Disaster, Martial Spirit, Chariot Competition): One of the twelve main gods of Olympus, the god of war, the god of strength and bravery, represents tyranny and blood in war and the disaster of mankind.

1. Aphrodite (? φροδ? τ η, Aphrodite) (Beauty, love, sexual desire): One of the twelve main gods of Olympus, the goddess of love and beauty, corresponding to the Roman goddess Venus.

11. hephaestus (? φαιστο? Hephaistos) (flame, casting, manual): one of the twelve gods of Olympus, Vulcan, the god of forging and craftsmanship, and the patron saint of blacksmiths.

12. Hermes (? ρμ? Hermes) (emissary, travel, business, thief): One of the twelve gods of Olympus, the messenger of the gods. God of business activities, markets, tourism and transportation, god of travelers and thieves, extraditor of the underworld, son of Zeus and Maia.

13. Dionysus (δ ι? νυσο? Dionysus) (Wine, Brewing, Carnival): Replaced Hestia as one of the twelve gods of Olympus, the god of wine, the god of drama, the god of banquet and the god of harvest.

14. Hades (? ιδη? , Hades) (hades, the soul of the dead): In some versions, it is one of the twelve main gods of Olympus (the secret instrument of Ulysses), but it is generally excluded because he is the ruler of the underworld and does not live on Mount Olympus. The god of the underworld is in charge of the death of mankind, and the souls of the underworld sometimes send plagues to mankind.

15. Prometheus (π ρ ο μ ο θ ε? ; ): In Greek mythology, he is one of the most wise gods, the earliest descendant of Titan, whose name means "Forethought".

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