According to the myth Cronus did eat 5 of his children (all except Zeus ) and he swallowed them. (Edit, continuing) Then, Zeus lent Cronus a potion and made him drink it. Cronus threw up and the 5 of them came out. Then, a great war started between the Olympians and the Titans.
In Greek mythology, Zeus's father Cronus did try to eat him as a baby, but Zeus was saved and eventually overthrew Cronus.
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
Well, being a Titan the only thing most documents say he did was eat his children and fight a war with the Gods.
Cronus the ancient Greek god husband of Rhea, both second generation of gods, used to eat his children when they were born. Rhea in order to protect the life of the sixth born child, which was Zeus, with the assistance of the Cretans [Κουρήτες = Κρήτες] managed to hide the newborn in the mountains of Crete. The holy Goat Amaltheia fed little Zeus in the first period of his life.
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In Greek mythology, Zeus's father Cronus did try to eat him as a baby, but Zeus was saved and eventually overthrew Cronus.
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
Well, being a Titan the only thing most documents say he did was eat his children and fight a war with the Gods.
Cronus the ancient Greek god husband of Rhea, both second generation of gods, used to eat his children when they were born. Rhea in order to protect the life of the sixth born child, which was Zeus, with the assistance of the Cretans [Κουρήτες = Κρήτες] managed to hide the newborn in the mountains of Crete. The holy Goat Amaltheia fed little Zeus in the first period of his life.
Demeter, Hera, Hades, Hestia, Poseidon. Cronus did not, however, eat Zeus.
zeus is the greek king of the god!.
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No, Saturn the planet did not eat his children. This idea comes from Greek mythology, where the god Saturn (also known as Cronus) ate his children as a way to prevent them from overthrowing him.
In Greek mythology, Cronus (or Kronos) ate his children because he was prophesied to be overthrown by one of them. To prevent this fate, he swallowed each of his offspring—Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Hades, and Poseidon—immediately after they were born. However, his wife Rhea managed to save their youngest child, Zeus, by hiding him and giving Cronus a stone to swallow instead. Zeus later led a rebellion against Cronus, fulfilling the prophecy.
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Cronus swallowed his children by Rhea, these being Hades, Hestia, Hera, Demeter, and Poseidon.