Chaos (Gaea, the mother of the earth), Tartarus (the god of the abyss of hell), Erebus (the dark god), Nyx (the goddess of the night) and the god of love The world of Eros began. Gaea: The one who gave birth to Gaea's youngest son was the monster Typhon. He was an invisible abyss located at the bottom of the world. It is the place where monsters and gods are imprisoned. Zeus imprisoned some Titans in Tartarus: Erebus, the god of darkness, one of the five creation gods. After the birth of Los, he was born above Tartarus (underground/under Gaia), the incarnation and body of darkness, located between the earth (Gaia) and the underworld. He and her sister Nyx. Three ancient gods were born: Aether, the god of space, Hemera, the god of day, and Charon, the god of the river Styx. Nyx: goddess of night. , the daughter of Chaos. One of the five creation gods, she was born on the earth (Gaia) after the birth of Erebus. She is an ancient and powerful god. She is not only the same as him. The elder brother gave birth to a large number of gods in addition to three children. Eros: also known as Eros, the son of Chaos, who was born after darkness and night. The embodiment of desire, fertility and sexual desire. It is he who promotes the fertility love of the gods. He is the embodiment of all love (including homosexual and heterosexual). Uranus: the eldest son and husband of Gaia. , the first god-king. Overthrown by his son. Pontus: Poseidon, son and lover of Gaia, the earliest sea god. Ourea: Mountain god, sons of Gaia. Cronus): The youngest of the twelve Titans of Gaia and Uranus, the god of heaven and space, who overthrew God the Father and became the second god-king. Rhea: the second of the twelve Titans. 1. The goddess of time. The second queen of Cronus. Oceanus: one of the twelve Titans, the god of oceans and rivers, who gave birth to all the rivers on the earth and the three thousand ocean goddesses. Tethys: One of the Twelve Titans, goddess of the sea; wife of Oceanus. Hyperion: One of the Twelve Titans, god of the sun, moon and dawn. Father. Thea: One of the Twelve Titans, the goddess of treasures, light and vision; the wife of Leon. Mnemosyne: One of the Twelve Titans, the goddess of poetry (Musa). 1. God of memory. The fifth wife of Zeus and the mother of the Nine Muses. Iapetus: one of the twelve Titans. Atlas, Prometheus and Epimetheus. Father of Nautius. Crius: One of the Twelve Titans, the god of growth. Themis: One of the Twelve Titans, goddess of order and justice. The second wife of Zeus and the mother of the three goddesses of time. Phoebe: Also known as Phoebe or Phoebe, one of the Twelve Titans, the mother of the moon goddess Leto and Astraea. Coeus: One of the Twelve Titans, the god of darkness and intelligence. Phoebe's husband. Melete: One of the Titans, one of the twelve Titan sisters, one of the goddesses of poetry (Musa), and the goddess of reflection. Aoede: One of the Titans, one of the twelve Titan sisters, one of the goddesses of poetry (Musa), and the goddess of singing. Aitna: One of the Titans, the twelve Titan sisters, the Sicilian volcano goddess. Dione: Goddess of the Ice and Sea [Another commonly said theory is that she is the daughter of Oceanus and Thesis. Adanos: One of the Titans, one of the Twelve Titan brothers, the god of judgment. Ostasos: One of the Titans, the Twelve Titan Brothers, the God of Replacement. Andes: One of the Titans, the twelve Titan brothers, the god of the Andes. Olymbros: One of the Titans, the Twelve Titan Brothers, the God of the Holy Mountain (the incarnation of the Holy Mountain of Olympus). Atlas: Brother of Prometheus. One of the tallest and strongest gods. He was punished for failing to resist Zeus. Prometheus: Son of Iapetus. One of the wisest gods, known as the "Prophet". Creator and protector of mankind. Because he offended Zeus, he was chained on the Caucasus Mountains. An eagle pecked his liver every day, and then it grew back, and the cycle started again. He was later rescued by Hercules. Epimetheus: Brother of Prometheus. One of the stupidest gods is known as the "hindsighter". Because she accepted Pandora, a gift from Zeus, as his wife, diseases, sins and other disasters flew out of "Pandora's Box" and came to the world. Menoetius: The brother of Prometheus, the god of violence and anger, who was struck by Zeus with a thunderbolt. Metis: goddess of wisdom, daughter of Oceanus, first wife of Zeus, mother of Athena. Eurynome: goddess of the sea, daughter of Oceanus, third wife of Zeus, mother of the three goddesses of grace.

Leto: goddess of the night, daughter of Keos and Phoebe, sixth wife of Zeus, mother of Apollo and Artemis.

The Twelve Gods of Olympus

Zeus: Son of Cronus, King of the Gods, in charge of the sky. The supreme god in Greek mythology controls thunder and lightning, so he is also called the God of Thunder. With the support of his mother Rhea, he killed his father Cronus and became the third generation god-king. He had an extremely lustful personality. He often had affairs with other goddesses and mortals behind his wife Hera's back, and had countless illegitimate children. The symbols are the eagle, the oak tree, the stick, the throne and the mountain; his favorite sacrifices are the she-goat and the white bull whose horns are painted gold.

Hera: The daughter of Cronus, the sister and wife of Zeus; she is in charge of marriage and fertility, and is the protector of women; Hera is elegant, beautiful, and loyal to her partner She was unswerving and worthy of her status as queen of heaven, but she was also famous for her jealousy. Therefore, Hera and Zeus often had fierce quarrels. However, Zeus's sweet words usually made them reconcile. The symbol is a peacock, because this bird with colorful feathers and a heart filled with stars is a symbol of the beautiful and spectacular night sky, and the sky is the radiant face of Queen Hera. Poseidon: King of the sea, second brother of Zeus, husband of Amphitrite, holding a huge trident and commanding all creatures in the sea. Some are described as half-human and half-fish, capable of controlling wind and rain. He has a violent and cruel personality. In Greek mythology, the couple Poseidon and Amphitrite correspond to the couple Zeus and Hera. The brothers Zeus and Poseidon were both famous for their love of having children, and their numerous offspring were both gods and mortals. Horses and cows are his sacred objects, and he likes horses very much. So when he ruled the oceans, he transformed several horses into fish-horse hybrids with tail fins. In this way, they also pull the cart for him in the water. Hades: Zeus, Poseidon, Demeter's brother, in charge of the underworld, very powerful, but peaceful, the most mysterious god among the gods. He is associated with death and often as a symbol of wealth. People rarely call him by his real name because he always wears a coat, covering his face and body. Except for snatching Persephone, the goddess of spring, the daughter of the harvest goddess Demeter, as his wife, he had no other evil deeds. They love black the most, and their favorite sacrifices are black ewes or black bulls wrapped in black gauze. The poplar was his sacred tree. Hestia: The goddess of home and fire. She is the eldest sister of Zeus, the eldest child of Cronus and Gaia. She is in charge of the household affairs of all people. One of the three virgin goddesses. In Greek mythology, there is no detailed record. She is a chaste virgin goddess. Demeter: The goddess of fertility, agriculture and forestry, the daughter of Cronus and Gaia, the second sister and fourth wife of Zeus. She is the goddess in charge of agriculture and fertility, giving life to the earth and teaching humans how to farm. She and Zeus gave birth to Persephone. Ares: God of War, born of Zeus and Hera. He is a cruel, cunning, impulsive, irrational, and war-for-war god. He once had an affair with Aphrodite, the god of love and beauty, the wife of the god of craftsmen, and was trapped in a large net specially made by the god of craftsmen from which he could not escape. The vulture is his sacred bird, and his pet animal is a dog. Some say it is a hunting dog. Athena: The goddess of wisdom and war, the daughter of Zeus and Metis. Ares symbolizes the cruel and impulsive side of war. As her opposite, Athena represents military strategy, symbolizing superiority in strategy and wisdom. She is brave, strong, kind and kind, but sometimes she is a little petty and does not want others to be better than her. When she was born, Zeus suffered severe head pain. After Hephaestus split Zeus's head open with a big axe, Athena jumped out holding a spear and wearing armor, and inherited a high degree of wisdom from her mother Metis. and practical skills, thus becoming the patron saint of arts and handicrafts. She was renamed Pallas Athena after accidentally killing her friend Pallas. The owl, whose eyes shine at night, as well as the rooster and the poisonous snake, are symbols of the bright-eyed goddess Athena. Hermes: The envoy of the gods, the son of Zeus and Maia, the daughter of the forest nymph Atlas, is the cleverest god on Mount Olympus. With two wings on his feet, he was as fast as flying. He became the messenger of the gods in the heavens and later became the protector of travelers, merchants and thieves. He often transformed into a mortal to help protect the lower world. He is the most clever and cunning god. Legend has it that he was a gifted orator, so he was also the god of eloquence. His movements are agile and graceful, he wears winged sandals, a low-crowned hat with wings on his head, and holds a golden wand entwined with two snakes (its special symbol). Hephaestus: God of fire, Roman name is Vulcan. Son of Zeus and Hera. Unlike other beautiful gods, he was ugly and lame. But he has a gentle temperament and loves peace, so he is very popular in heaven and earth. According to legend, the volcano was his craftsman's furnace for crafting magical weapons and artifacts for the gods. He is a craftsman of the gods with superb skills and has created many famous magical weapons and artifacts. Legend has it that the chariot driven by Apollo, the golden and silver arrows of Eros, and the shield of Zeus were all cast by him. Apollo: The patron god of archery, art, and science, the god of just punishment, the god of light, and was originally the sun god.

The son of Zeus and Leto, the twin brother of the moon god and hunting goddess Artemis, one of the twelve major Greek gods, his full name is Phoebus Apollo, which means "bright" or "brilliant" . Represents brightness, eternal youth, beauty, harmony and tranquility. In charge of medicine, literature, poetry, music, etc. The most handsome male god among the twelve gods. The most remarkable thing is the ability of prophecy. The laurel was his sacred tree, and his favorite pets were dolphins and crows. Aphrodite: The goddess of love and beauty in Greek mythology. She is also the goddess of fertility and navigation, the goddess of sex and beauty. She represents the most sensual outlook on life, symbolizing beauty, youth and sexual satisfaction. Cronus cut off the penis of his father Uranus and threw it into the Aegean Sea and was born from the waves. The myrtle is her sacred tree, and the dove is her love bird. Swans and sparrows are also favored. Artemis: The chaste goddess of hunting and the crescent moon. The crescent moon is her bow. Artemis is the twin sister of Apollo and one of the three virgin goddesses. Therefore, it is also called the protector of virgins. She is the master of wild animals, an excellent archer, and the chief hunter of the gods. Another favorite of hers is dancing. Cypress is her sacred tree, and deer is her favorite pet. Dionysus: The god of hospitality, wine and revelry, the son of Zeus and a mortal woman Semele, the only official god with mortal blood, the closest to human beings among the gods, he symbolizes With irrationality, indulgence and passion; invented wine and promoted the cultivation of grapes. He has a dual personality. He can bring joy and intoxication to people, but at the same time he is cruel and irritable - just like wine. (Dionysus only came to Olympus later, while Zeus and Poseidon's brother Hades have always been the kings of the underworld. Prometheus, who was sentenced to long suffering on a cliff, also wore the With an iron ring and a piece of stone from the Caucasus Mountains, Zeus could boast that his enemy was still chained in the mountain, but was finally rescued by Heracles)

Ate. Aether: Space god, son of Erebus and Nyx. Hemera: God of day, daughter of Erebus and Nyx. Charon: God of the River Styx, son of Erebus and Nyx. Thanatos: God of Death; son of Nyx, goddess of the night. Hypnus: God of sleep; son of Nyx, the goddess of night. Eris: the goddess of discord; the daughter of Nyx, the goddess of the night, who loves to stir up discord. His most famous achievement was provoking the "Trojan War". Moerae: The Three Fates: The three daughters of Nyx, the goddess of the night. Atropos cuts the thread of life, Lachesis determines its length, Clotho spins the thread of life. Morus: God of misfortune and destiny; son of Nyx. Ceres: ghost and god; daughters of Nyx. Momus: the god of ridicule; Ker, son of Nyx: the god of destruction; Oizys, son of Nyx: the god of sorrow; Nemesis, son of Nyx: the goddess of indignation and retribution; Apate, the daughter of Nyx: the god of deceit; Philotes, the daughter of Nyx: the god of lust (god of sexual immorality); Geras, the daughter of Nyx: the god of age; Cacia, daughter of Nyx: goddess of evil; Eurynomus, daughter of Nyx: god of decay; Onirii, son of Nyx: god of dreams; Nyx and Xiu The disciples of Punos, numbering 3,000, are the reincarnations of all dreams. Asteria: goddess of the starry night, sister of Leto, the goddess of the dark night. Among the three night goddesses, Nyx is the incarnation of the night itself, while the sisters Leto and Asteria are two different appearances of night: Leto symbolizes the dark night without stars and moon, and Asteria Rhea corresponds to the starry night. Hecate: Goddess of the underworld and magic, symbolizing the dark side of the world. The maid of the Queen of Hades. The only daughter of Asteria, the goddess of the starry night, and Perses, the god of destruction. Nemesis: goddess of revenge; specializing in punishing lawless people. Helios: The sun god, the son of Leon and Theia, the brother of Selene, the moon goddess, and Eos, the dawn goddess. Selene: The moon goddess, the daughter of Leon and Thea, the sister of the sun god Helios and the dawn goddess Eos. Eos: Goddess of the Dawn, the daughter betrothed to Leon and Theia, sister of the sun god Helios and the moon goddess Selene. Persephone: Queen of the Underworld, daughter of Demeter and wife of Hades. Eros: The little god of love, son of Aphrodite and Ares. His "weapons" are magic javelins or bows and arrows. The person who is shot will develop an irrepressible love for the first person of the opposite sex they meet. Hebe: Daughter of Zeus and Hera; goddess of youth, sommelier of Mount Olympus. Later married Heracles.

Canon Iraq: goddess of ice and snow Pan: god of fauns, son of Hermes; has a pair of horns and a pair of hooves. He is an excellent composer and flute player. The god of joy, mischief and lust, often dances with the fairies of the mountains and forests. However, due to his ugly appearance, he could never find a wife. Graces: daughter of Zeus and Eurynome; singer and dancer of the gods, bringing beauty to the world; respectively Aglaia (goddess of radiance) and Euphrosyne (goddess of joy) ) Thalia (Goddess of Encouragement) Muses: Daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, nine in total; also known as the Muses or Pierides , because they were born in the land of Bealia. They are: Calliope (eloquence and narrative poetry), Clio (history), Urania (astronomy), Melpomene (tragedy), Thalia (comedy), Terpus Goliath (Terpsichore, dance) Erato (love poetry) Polyhymnia (poem) Euterpe (lyric poetry) Erinnyes (theErinnyes): the goddess of vengeance, also known as Europe Eumenides. Retaliate mercilessly against the perpetrator until his or her death. It is particularly harsh on those who commit the crime of matricide. ***There are three people. They were born from the blood of Ouranos. One theory is that Gaia was born from the blood of Ouranos splashed on Gaia. Tisiphone, Megaera, Alecto, ThePleiades: the seven flowery daughters of Atlas, among which Maia is the daughter of Hermes. mom. They are: Electra, Maia, Taygete, Alcyone, Merope, Celaeno, Sterope, Horae ): Daughters of Zeus and Themis, Eunomia, Dike, the goddess of order, Eirene, the goddess of justice, and Eirene, the goddess of peace. Season Goddess (Horae): the daughters of the full moon goddess Selene. Thallo, the goddess of spring (budding), Auxo, the goddess of summer (growth), Carpo, the goddess of autumn (fruiting), Horae, the goddess of seasons: the daughters of the sun god Helios. Auge, Anatole, the goddess of morning light, Mousika, the goddess of sunrise, Gymnastika, the goddess of learning, Nymphe, the goddess of movement, Mesembria, the goddess of bathing, and Mesembria, the goddess of noon. Sponde, the goddess of worship, Elete, the goddess of prayer, Akte, the goddess of dining, Hesperis, the goddess of dining, Dysis, the goddess of sunset, Arktos, the goddess of sunset. Thalassa: goddess of the sea, daughter of Aethra and Hermora, wife of Pontus. Nereus: The eldest son of Pontus and Gaia, nicknamed the "Old Man of the Sea". He is a knowledgeable, sincere and kind-hearted old immortal. Doris: Daughter of Oceanus, one of the three thousand sea goddesses. Wife of Nereus. Thaumas: Poseidon of wonders, child of Pontus and Gaia. Phorcys: Poseidon of destruction, child of Pontus and Gaia. Ceto: Dangerous sea god, child of Pontus and Gaia. Eurybia: Poseidon of strength, child of Pontus and Gaia. Thetis: The wisest of the daughters of Nereus. Amphitrite: Queen of the sea, daughter of Nereus, wife of Poseidon. The Nereids: the fifty lovely daughters of Nereus and Doris.

Ploto Eucrante Sao Amphitrite Eudora Thetis Galene Glauce Ku Cymothoe Speo Thoe Halie Pasithea Erato Eunice Melite Eulie Eulimene Agaue Doto Proto Pherusa Dynamene Nisaea Actaea Proto Protomedea Doris Panopea Galatea Hippothoe Hipponoe Cymodoce Cymodoce Cymo Eione Alimede Glauconome Pontoporea Leagore Euagore Laomedia Laomedea Polynoe Autonoe Lysianassa Euarne Psamathe Menippe Neso Eupomo Eupompe, Themisto, Pronoe, Nemertes, Triton: son of Poseidon and Amphitrite; holding a conch and a half Half human and half fish. Minos: Son of Zeus and Europa, king of Crete; famous for his strict rule of law, he became one of the judges of Hades after his death. Rhadamanthys: Brother of Minos and one of the judges of Hades. Calypso: Sea goddess, daughter of Atlas; fell in love with the mortal hero Odysseus, but was unable to marry him due to Zeus's obstruction. Achelous: River god, the eldest of the sons of Oceanus and Thesis. The father of all sirens. Alcyoneus: Son of heaven and earth, the most powerful giant who cannot be killed while on earth. Amalthea: Sea nymph with a horn from which food could be taken. After the horn of the river god Achelous was broken by Hercules, she gave one of hers to him. Iris: Messenger of Zeus; goddess of the rainbow; sister of the human-headed bird Harpie. Arce: Titan angel; Neon goddess; sister of the human-headed bird Harpie Leucothea: sea goddess; after Poseidon smashed Odysseus' ship, she was Rescue Odysseus. Perse: The daughter of Oceanus and Thesis, the wife of Helios. Clymene: Daughter of Oceanus and Thesis, one of the sea goddesses. It seems that he had close relationships with several gods, including Prometheus and Apollo, and gave birth to many children. Circe: The daughter of Helios and Perse, she is a powerful female magician who can turn people into animals. Proteus: The old man of the sea, endless changes. Scamander: the name of the river, also the name of the river god; also called Xanthus; Hesperides: the daughters of Nyx; sent to Gaia as a wedding gift by the guardian The golden apple tree for Hera. Syrinx: The forest goddess, pursued by Pan, turned into a reed. Pallas: Triton's daughter; Athena accidentally killed her, so in memory of her, she changed her name to Pallas and called herself Pallas Athena. Erth: the goddess of echo. It is said that he fell in love with Apollo but was unable to achieve it. Die of melancholy. Become an echo in the valley. Glaucus: God of the sea, good at making prophecies. Talos: Giant, last man of the Bronze Age; guarded the island of Crete. Menoetius: Shepherd of Hades. Bio: The embodiment of ferocity, the son of Pallas and the River Styx. Cratos: The embodiment of strength, the son of Pallas and the River Styx. "Fierce" brothers.