0
Gaia never tried to kill Zeus; when the Gigantes, the race of Giants warred with Zeus and the Olympian gods, she had encouraged the Gigantes in this war because of her anger with Zeus, her grandchild, because how he had treated her children, the Titans.
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Did Zeus marry Gaia?
No Zeus married his sister Hera.
Is Zeus and Thor related?
No, Zeus and Thor are not related in myth.
What area was Zeus born in?
zeus was born in the castle of cronos in by gaia or gaea
What is the name of Zeus is father and mothe?
Zeus' father was Ouranus (uranus) and his mother was the Earth, gaia, mother earth. Ouranus was Gaia's own child too.
How is Artemis related to gaia?
Gaia is the great grandmother of Artemis. Rhea and Phoibe are the daughters of Gaia and mothers of Zeus and Leto, who are the parents of Artemis.
Did Gaia try to kill Zeus?
Gaia never tried to kill Zeus; when the Gigantes, the race of Giants warred with Zeus and the Olympian gods, she had encouraged the Gigantes in this war because of her anger with Zeus, her grandchild, because how he had treated her children, the Titans.
Was Gaia a child of Zeus?
No she wasn't in fact Gaia was the grandmother of Zeus.
Does Zeus have a grandmother?
Gaia.
Did Zeus marry Gaia?
No Zeus married his sister Hera.
Why did Hades try to kill Zeus son?
because zeus sent haydes into the underworld..so for revenge he tried to kill zeus son..
Is Zeus and Thor related?
No, Zeus and Thor are not related in myth.
Who is the daughter of Oceanus and Zeus lover?
Gaia
Who are Zeus' birth parents?
Kronos and Gaia
What area was Zeus born in?
zeus was born in the castle of cronos in by gaia or gaea
Who is the mother of Zeus Poseidon and hades?
the mother of Zeus,Poseidon and Hades is gaia
Did Hera try to kill Zeus?
Hercules. Also it wasnt Zeus, it was just Hera because she was jealous that Zeus had another child with a mortal
Who were the grandparents of Zeus?
Uranus and Gaia. He only had those, because his parents were brother and sister.Ouranos and Gaia.
