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Poseidon's children were Theseus, Triton, Orion, Otus, Polyphemus, and Ephialtes.

Poseidon had his first three children, his first lady named Χριστίνα or Chrustane, his second a man named Βικέντιος: Vincent, and his third they said was a younger boy named Perseus but turned out as a lady Parseus or Διατηρώγια which ment Cherishette:to love. She was named this from her step mother Aphrodite. Poseidon had many children after his first wife who's name is unknown but they knew she was a a fortune teller or seere of orahas. He has many others unknown. Although they say his children are alive today.

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well in the series Percy Jackson and the Olympians Percy who was Poseidon's son was Perseus the real son of Poseidon and some cyclopes because the cyclopes were also the children of Poseidon.

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Poseidon has many children

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