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What did Cronus do to all his children and how was he fooled by rhea?
Cronus ate all of his children for fear that one of them would over throw him for power one day, as predicted by his mother Gaea. This was payback for what Cronus did to his own father Uraneus. Cronus wife Rhea got tired of having her kids eaten. So she tricked Cronus from eating the last child (Zeus) and fed him a rock instead.
Did Poseidon fear Cronus?
Quite possibly, as Cronus the father of Poseidon swallowed him shortly after birth.
Why did Cronus swallow his kids?
because cronus killed his father to become ruler. He was afraid one of his kids might do the same and try to kill him, which was the case. Zeus later killed Cronus and became ruler of mount olympus.
When did Cronus try to eat his kids?
As soon as they were born.
How did Cronus vomit his kids?
stick his finger down his throat. gross i know.
Did titan cronus eat his kids?
Yes he did but Rhea saved Zeus and Nymphs kept him until he was old enough to be Cronus servant slipped Cronus a potion to cough up his siblings. After they all got coughed up they had a war
What did Cronus fear?
Cronus feared being overthrown by his offspring, hence he swallowed them at birth. However Zeus, his first born, was saved by his mother, and went on to overthrow him to become the Father of Gods and men.
Who swollowed his children in greek mythology?
Kronos/Cronus he had fear that he would be overthrown by his children so he ate them whole
Who were rheas kids?
Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Hades, Poseidon, and Zeus were the children of Cronus and Rhea.
When Zeus got older did he then fight Cronus and vomit up his kids?
no he e stayed with the babies
Why was cronus imprisoned?
Cronus was imprisoned by his son Zeus after he overthrew him in a battle known as the Titanomachy. His imprisonment was a consequence of Cronus's tyrannical rule and his fear of being overthrown, which led him to swallow his children to prevent them from challenging him. Once Zeus and his siblings were freed, they united against Cronus and the Titans, ultimately leading to their defeat and imprisonment in Tartarus. This marked a significant shift in power from the Titans to the Olympian gods.
Who was Cronus enemies and why?
Cronus, a Titan in Greek mythology, faced several enemies, most notably his own children, the Olympian gods led by Zeus. Fearing that one of his offspring would overthrow him, as he had done to his father Uranus, Cronus swallowed his children at birth. However, Zeus eventually led a rebellion against Cronus, freeing his siblings and ultimately defeating him in the Titan War. This conflict arose from Cronus's tyranny and fear of losing power to the next generation.
