Zeus was both feared and loved in ancient Greek mythology. As the king of the gods, he commanded immense power and authority, which instilled fear among mortals and deities alike due to his ability to punish and bring storms. However, he was also revered and loved for his role as a protector of justice and order, often seen as a benevolent figure who upheld social norms and ensured the welfare of his people. This duality made him a complex and pivotal figure in Greek religion and culture.
The god loved by Zeus was Hera.
he feared nyx
A little of both.
Zeus loved Demeter and had Persephone.
Io, who also the moon of Jupiter.
The god loved by Zeus was Hera.
he feared nyx
Zeus loved Hera
he feared his father Zeus.
Both, some feared her, some loved her. I'm sorry my answer wasn't very detailed.
It is much better to be feared than loved for the purpose of retaining authority owing to dread of punishment.
he feared nyx
Zeus loved thunderbolts.
It is better to be feared than loved, if you cannot be both. ... Niccolo Machiavelli
A little of both.
Because he is powerful and is the god of gods
That would be Io, the maiden who was loved by Zeus and got turned into a heifer.