His name was Ganymedes.
No, he was not. Aphrodite refused to be seduced by Zeus, and Zeus made her marry Hephaestus.
As a goddess she was quite unimportant. She was the daughter of Atlas, the Titan. Zeus seduced her and she became the mother of Hermes.
Zeus was aided in three ways, Rhea giving Cronus the stone swaddled in wrappings rather then Zeus - Gaea, who hid the baby boy god in Crete, then agian by Metis (mother of Athena) who functioned as the counsellor of Zeus during the Titan War: she gave to Cronos a vomitive, whereupon he brought back his children whom he had devoured. Metis was by prophesy to give birth to a girl and then a boy, this boy would rule the universe: Zeus swalllowed her to prevent this but could not prevent the birth of Athena.
Caesar was 53 when Cleopatra supposedly seduced him. Have to say "supposedly" because its unknown who seduced whom -- Cleo, a naughty girl or Caesar a known womanizer?
Ganymede
No, he was not. Aphrodite refused to be seduced by Zeus, and Zeus made her marry Hephaestus.
Zeus seduced their mother, Leto.
There is a rather long list of maidens, or at least young women loved/seduced by Zeus. Some of the better known ones include: Io, who he transformed into a cow to protect her from Hera Europa, who he seduced/kidnapped in the form of a bull Leda, who he seduced/raped in the form of a swan Alcmene, who was the mother of Heracles
She had been a companion of Artemis and Athena, but before Persephone was called Persephone, Queen of the Underworld, she was the maiden Kore, who was seduced by Zeus and bore a son in Zagreus -this boy died and was later reborn as Dionysus.
Her husband Zeus was, even if he habitually seduced lots of women. At times Hera borrowed Aphrodite's girdle, put it on, and Zeus became enamoured again.
Zeus is Male.
Europa who had Minos and Rhadamanthys by Zeus; later, a third son, Sarpedon was added to the myth. She is also said to have borne a daughter, Crete.
She tried to kill them, torture them, or trick them into dying like Semele.
As a goddess she was quite unimportant. She was the daughter of Atlas, the Titan. Zeus seduced her and she became the mother of Hermes.
Leda was a queen of Sparta, the wife of King Tyndareus, who was seduced by Zeus in the guise of the swan. Helene and Klytaimnestra, were her daughters and the Dioskouroi twins, Polydeukes and Kastor, her sons.
Yes
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