too many to count.
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Zeus had many 'demigod' children- that is, children with mortal women. He was known for his multiple affairs with both mortal and immortal women. Examples are Perseus, Minos, and Heracles. See 'related links' for more.
too many because Zeus had sex with many mortal women
Zeus has too many to count. He has a number of legitimate children with his wife Hera but then also morphs into various creatures and objects to procreate with other mortal women.
People liked Zeus because he was powerful and handsome. He often appealed to mortal women and had many children with them. Zeus was called mighty and wise.
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Zeus had many 'demigod' children- that is, children with mortal women. He was known for his multiple affairs with both mortal and immortal women. Examples are Perseus, Minos, and Heracles. See 'related links' for more.
too many because Zeus had sex with many mortal women
Zeus has too many to count. He has a number of legitimate children with his wife Hera but then also morphs into various creatures and objects to procreate with other mortal women.
People liked Zeus because he was powerful and handsome. He often appealed to mortal women and had many children with them. Zeus was called mighty and wise.
They are forbidden to have children with mortal women.
Zeus's mother is Mortal..
no mortal could vie with Zeus
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If you mean, "What were the relationships of Zeus," there were many mortal women, and of course, Hera.
I know that he has many godly and mortal half brothers sense his father is Zeus. I do not know if Zeus and Maia had any other children other then Hermes. Hopefully this helped a little.
Zeus made himself into a swan and then made love to her. He was in the guise of a swan, because he didn't want his wife and the goddess of marriage, Hera to catch him. As to children, one myth and the one most often told is that she had twins, Apollo and Artemis. Another version says that Leda had two children with Zeus and two children with her husband Tyndarus, or that Castor was mortal and his twin Polydeuces was immortal. Her daughters Clytemnestra and Helen (yes Helen of Troy) were mortal