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In one legend, I am not sure of it's origin, Hera threw Hephaestus off of Mount Olympus, because she was so shocked of how ugly he was.Another legend, from Homer's The Iliad suggests that Zues threw Hephaestus off of Mount Olympus when Hephaestus tried to help Hera, against Zeus's wishes.
In some legends it wasn't Hera- it was Zeus. However the story goes that when Hera gave birth Zeus was so angry that the son by his actual wife was so deformed and ugly that he took the baby, in his anger and hurled him down Mount Olympus. How did Hera( or Zeus) through him off? She/ he lifted him up and chucked him. I am guessing that you are talking about when Hephaestus was a baby. Unless you are talking about when he was older and still ugly anf was sent down off Mount Olympus to his forge. In this case Hera was the goddess of Marriage, the goddess of unions in a way. This meant she had special powers in the way that she could manipulate others' feelings. So she manipulated Hephaestus' feelings (and Zeus') and Hephaestus was left in his forge. Hephaestus probably wasn't against this. He prefered to interact with metal rather than people and so he was perfectly happy to be left alone with his creations. I hope this was what you were looking for! My sources are: I study Ancient Greek Myths at Oxford
Zeus became famous in Greek mythology because he defeated his father, Cronus, and became the ruler of the gods of Mount Olympus. He is known for the many affairs he had and his ability to throw thunderbolts.
Well, since they're ancient Greek names, it'd be hard to answer, but what their deities and their little stories I can answer. Zeus-Lord of the Skies, ruler of Olympus, made his father [Cronus] throw up siblings, has 114 wives and 140 children Apollo-God of the Sun, music, poetry, archery, wolves, healing and hawks. Hates Hera for making his mother [Leto] give birth to him and his twin sister [Artemis] wherever sun had not shown or on land. Athena-Goddess of wisdom, war-strategy, owls, and olives. Was fully grown out of Zeus's head, after Hephaestus cracked it open. Poseidon and Athena aren't fond of each other because Athena got named after her [Athens] and when Medusa and Poseidon had sex in Athena's temple, she turned Medusa into a hag.
Gaea, mother of the titans, told Zeus how to overthrow the titans. She was appalled about how badly the titans were ruling the Earth.
In one legend, I am not sure of it's origin, Hera threw Hephaestus off of Mount Olympus, because she was so shocked of how ugly he was.Another legend, from Homer's The Iliad suggests that Zues threw Hephaestus off of Mount Olympus when Hephaestus tried to help Hera, against Zeus's wishes.
he could throw thunder bolts. he was the ruler of mount Olympus.
In some legends it wasn't Hera- it was Zeus. However the story goes that when Hera gave birth Zeus was so angry that the son by his actual wife was so deformed and ugly that he took the baby, in his anger and hurled him down Mount Olympus. How did Hera( or Zeus) through him off? She/ he lifted him up and chucked him. I am guessing that you are talking about when Hephaestus was a baby. Unless you are talking about when he was older and still ugly anf was sent down off Mount Olympus to his forge. In this case Hera was the goddess of Marriage, the goddess of unions in a way. This meant she had special powers in the way that she could manipulate others' feelings. So she manipulated Hephaestus' feelings (and Zeus') and Hephaestus was left in his forge. Hephaestus probably wasn't against this. He prefered to interact with metal rather than people and so he was perfectly happy to be left alone with his creations. I hope this was what you were looking for! My sources are: I study Ancient Greek Myths at Oxford
Many variations of this myth. Some say Hera through him off Olympus and Zeus covered for her but the general idea is that it is because Hephaestus was not pretty and the Olympian Gods were generally really vain. Meaning that they valued looks, Hephaestus was ugly therefore he was thrown from a mountain. There are different variations of course but this is the one I'm familiar with.
It is because he wants to throw over Mount Olympus, and that is very very evil.
Because he was ugly and a disgrace to the gods.
Zeus became famous in Greek mythology because he defeated his father, Cronus, and became the ruler of the gods of Mount Olympus. He is known for the many affairs he had and his ability to throw thunderbolts.
As far as I know, Hephaestus was the only son born solely to Hera, and that varies from rendition to rendition.
Zeus was the supreme ruler of Mount Olympus and of the gods living there. His greatest challenge was leading a revolt against his father, Cronus. He made his father throw up his siblings, then defeated him and took control of the heavens.
Hades is a god. He is the god of the underworld, of course he could Hephaestus was the god of fire but yes.
She did not.
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