Although it is between gods, Zeus is notorious for incest, as he is married to Hera, his sister.
He has cheated on her countless times, in the meantime committing such acts as bestiality. Some of his girlfriends are as follows:
Gaia: with whom Orion and the Manes were formed.
Leto: the mother of Apollo and Artemis
Maia: mother of hermes
There are many more divine consorts.
Mortal consorts:
Alcmene: mother of Hercules
Danae: mother of perseus
Leda: mother of Castor and Pollux, the twins
Others included Electra, Io, Semele (whom he killed when he revealed his entire divine presence to her at her request, and sewed their unborn child, Dionysus, into his own side), and even Pandora!
If you wish to further charge him, as you might a mortal:
Zeus murdered Salmoneus for impersonating him
Blinded the seer Phineus
Turned a thief of one of Zeus' childhood objects (I think it was a guard dog) to stone
Threw Hera's ugly child (Haephestus) off of Mt. Olympus. Quite literally, by some accounts. (Ugly baby! I'ma throw you down a mountain!)
Zeus also forced his father to throw up (a rock he thought was Zeus, followed by zeus' siblings, which Chronus had eaten), OR he eviscerated his own father, still: he rebelled and committed violent acts against a family member.
Zeus is also guilty of cruel and unusual punishment, in addition to his treatment to his son, Haephestus, he imprisoned some Titans for eternity, and forced one (Atlas) to hold up the sky for all time.
OH AND, MOST IMPORTANTLY:
Zeus raped Hera
Zeus raped his consorts (including Electra and Io)
Hera made many "crimes" for example, if any woman caught the attention of Zeus, she would pester them (or worse).
Cleopatra's alliances with Caesar and Antony made her significant.
No, he was not. Aphrodite refused to be seduced by Zeus, and Zeus made her marry Hephaestus.
Phidias made the Zeus statue at Olympia.
they ate helios cattle and that made zeus angery
Hera made many "crimes" for example, if any woman caught the attention of Zeus, she would pester them (or worse).
Cleopatra's alliances with Caesar and Antony made her significant.
Zeus was not "made" in the traditional sense, as he was born as part of the Greek mythology. In Greek mythology, Zeus was the king of the gods, born to the Titans Cronus and Rhea. He emerged as a significant figure due to a prophecy that he would overthrow his father and become the ruler of the gods.
Zeus is the sun of Kronos and rhea
The cyclops made the lightning bolts for Zeus.
Prometheus knew that Zeus was destined to be overthrown by a child born of a goddess. This knowledge made him wary of Zeus's power and led him to take actions to protect humanity, such as stealing fire from the gods and giving it to mortals. His defiance of Zeus's authority ultimately resulted in severe punishment, highlighting the tension between the power of the gods and the resilience of humanity.
The statue of Zeus was built in Olympia.
In Greek mythology, there isn't a specific number of days that Zeus made it rain. As the god of the sky and thunder, Zeus controlled weather and could summon rain at will. His actions were often tied to various myths and stories, where rain indicated his favor or disfavor, but no exact duration is defined.
No, he was not. Aphrodite refused to be seduced by Zeus, and Zeus made her marry Hephaestus.
Phidias made the Zeus statue at Olympia.
Zeus, as the king of the Greek gods, would have likely made historicals reflecting significant mythological events. One example could be the Titanomachy, the epic battle between the Olympian gods and the Titans, which established Zeus's rule. Another historical could be the creation of humanity, particularly the story of Prometheus stealing fire to give to mortals, showcasing Zeus's complex relationship with humanity and divine authority.
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