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Hercules actually has 3 wives. His first wife was Megara and he killed her and their children in a fit of rage brought on by Hera. After he completed all his labors to atone for his sins, he married his second wife, the Princess Deianira which he had to wrestle a river god for. She eventually ended up unintentionally killing Hercules. After Hercules died and became a god, he married the immortal Hebe who was his third wife.
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What did Hercules do to his first wife?
Hercules killed his first wife, Megara, in a fit of madness sent by the goddess Hera.
Who does Hercules fear?
the manatar
How many wife's did Hercules have?
he had two Megara and Acheloos
How do you pronounce Deianeira Hercules's wife?
die-an-ear-a
What happened to hercules after he and his wife had three sons?
they all die
Who killed the wife of Hercules?
Hercules killed his first wife, Megara, in a fit of madness sent by Hera.
What creature assaulted Hercules's wife?
A centaur insulted/assaulted Hercules's second wife, Deianira.
Did Megara become Hercules wife?
Megara was the first wife of Hercules. He afterward in madness killed his children by her.
What did Hercules do to his first wife?
Hercules killed his first wife, Megara, in a fit of madness sent by the goddess Hera.
Did Hercules kill his wife?
Yes he did.
Who does Hercules fear?
the manatar
Does Hercules murder his wife?
Yes, Hercules killed his first wife, Megara, and their children when he was influenced by a fit of madness sent by Hera.
Was Hercules' wife a goddess?
After Hercules died he became a god and married Hebe, a goddess.
Who was Hercules's main lover?
His wife, Dejaneira.
Who Hercules's wife?
First wife- Megara Second wife- Deianira After turning into a god- Hebe
Who is the greek goddess who caused trouble for Hercules?
Hera, Zeus's wife, whom was the father of Hercules by a affair.
Are Zeus and Hera Hercules' parents?
No, Hercules is the son of Zeus and Alcmene. Since Hera is the wife of Zeus, she did not have much affection for Hercules, nor for Alcmene.
