Zeus' first wife was Metis, and she gave birth to his daughter Athena. However, Zeus heard a prophecy that any of his children born of Metis would turn against him, so when Metis was pregnant with Athena, Zeus swallowed her, which is why Athena was was born fully formed from his head. Later his wife was Hera, but he had many, many consorts.
Hera, or Juno in Roman mythology, was the Queen of the Gods (hence, Zues' wife.) Hera was ill-tempered and jealous of Zues' affairs with mortal women and in many myths, she is responsible for the bad treatment or misfortune that is bestowed upon the hero or heroine.
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Hera, wife of Zeus.
In Roman mythology, Jupiter is the king of the gods. His wife was Juno, the queen and primary wife of Jupiter. In Greek mythology, she is named Hera, wife to Zeus (who is the Greek equivalent of Jupiter).
In Greek mythology, Hera (because she was the wife of Zeus). In Roman mythology, Juno (wife of Jupiter).
Hera, the wife of Zeus, features prominently in most Greek Mythology.
Zeus is the Greek God in mythology and has a thunderbolt. I'm not sure who Dion is but, Dionysus is the Greek god of wine. Hera is Zeus'es wife so I'm not sure what part Dione plays in Mythology
Juno is the month that June is named after. Juno is the wife of Jupiter in Roman Mythology. That means it is Hera, the wife of Zeus in Greek Mythology.
In Greek Mythology Europa was a beautiful maiden with whom Zeus fell in love with. He took up the form of a bull and approached her from the sea. Europa was seduced by Zeus, and he carried her off to become his wife
In the greek mythology Reah is the wife of Cronus and the mother of Demeter, Hades, Hera, Hestia, Poseidon, and Zeus.
In Greek mythology, Hera is the immortal goddess of marriage. As the queen of the Olympians, she is the sister and wife of Zeus.
Greek mythology is the lore of the ancient people of Greece; there were separate city-states and kingdoms that had differing lore, this is why "Zeus" had so many affairs, because the wife of the local god became the lover/wife of "Zeus" in later myths. Zeus and Poseidon are known to have many 'wives' or 'brides' according to mythology for that reason; most were later regarded as affairs between the god and goddess/mortal.