Heracles killed his own children in a fit of madness, which was inflicted upon him by the goddess Hera. This tragic incident occurred after he completed his legendary Twelve Labors. In his grief and guilt over the act, Heracles sought redemption and ultimately became a hero in Greek mythology, known for his strength and heroic deeds.
No, Heracles did not kill his father Zeus.
Heracles destiny is to overcome the 12 labors set before him by Eurystheus (the king of Tiryns). He has to overcome these as Hera sent madness to him one night making Heracles kill his wife and sons, he needed justice so he consulted the oracle at Delphi and was told to obey the orders of the king of Tiryns.
Heracles was a demigod, born from a mortal mother, Alcmena and the almighty king of the gods, Zeus. Heracles was believed to have inhuman strength, courage and ingenuity. He accomplished 12 tasks set for him by King Eurystheus (who had claimed Heracles' throne) which became know as the Twelve Labors of Heracles. He was hated by Zeus' wife, Hera and she tormented him, driving him mad enough to kill his and Megara's (his wife) children and later his best friend, Iphitus, as revenge for her husband's infidelities.
Heracles had 55 children
Heracles posses great strenghth
No, Heracles did not kill his father Zeus.
Heracles.
Philoctetes
Yes - many, more in fact then Zeus.
Jealousy- when zeus falls in love with other mortals Anger- angry when zeus has kids with mortals Bloodthirsty- wanted to kill Heracles when he was born
When Heracles was but a baby Hera may have sent serpents to kill him; he strangled these.
Hera sent the serpents with poison fangs to kill baby Heracles.
Nessus, the centaur.
She was mad at Zeus for making Heracles with another woman, so she made Heracles insane and made him kill his mother. And then he completes quests to regain his honor.
No, Heracles did not kill Scylla. In Greek mythology, Scylla was a sea monster who terrorized sailors, and she was ultimately transformed into her monstrous form due to a curse. Heracles encountered Scylla during his adventures, but he did not defeat her; instead, he faced other challenges, such as the monster Charybdis nearby. The story of Scylla primarily involves her interactions with Odysseus in the "Odyssey."
she sent snakes
Serpents or snakes.