Zeus, Artemis and probably Apollo.
Greeks: Hera Poseidon Athena Hephaetus Hermes These gods and goddesses helped the greeks in the trojan war! Trojans: Apollo Artemus Aphrodite Ares These gods were on the trojans' side! hope this helped xD
Hera was strongly on the Greeks, she was a Greek goddesses. She wounded Ares just because he was a Trojan.
Paris was the prince of Troy, and as such held them as allies. The gods who sided with Troy (Apollo, Aphrodite, Ares, Artemis, and others) as well as Troy's political allies (The Amazonians and Phyrigians for example) would also by default, side with Paris.
The Greeks.
Troy. She gave Paris Helen's love.
Greeks: Hera Poseidon Athena Hephaetus Hermes These gods and goddesses helped the greeks in the trojan war! Trojans: Apollo Artemus Aphrodite Ares These gods were on the trojans' side! hope this helped xD
Yes. In Greek Mythology all the Gods and Goddesses are shown to have both a good and bad side.
Kos was against Troy.
Hera was strongly on the Greeks, she was a Greek goddesses. She wounded Ares just because he was a Trojan.
Paris was the prince of Troy, and as such held them as allies. The gods who sided with Troy (Apollo, Aphrodite, Ares, Artemis, and others) as well as Troy's political allies (The Amazonians and Phyrigians for example) would also by default, side with Paris.
The Greeks.
Troy. She gave Paris Helen's love.
Aeneas was the leader of the Dardanians, allies of Troy.
they split up
Ah, a very good, a very interesting question. The way Homer presents the action, the Greek gods are universal, they are worshipped by Greek and Trojan alike. Some of the gods were pro Greek and others were pro Trojan. Ultimately they were constrained in the degree to which they could help their side by Zeuss who was all powerful and thus had to consent to whatever they might do. Ultinately it was Zeuss' will that Troy should fall and the Trojan supporters could do nothing about that except save as many Trojans as they could and then harry the Greeks afterward.
Venus/Aphrodite: because her son, Aeneas, was a Trojan. Plus, Paris gave her the Golden Apple. Mars/Ares: because he basically followed Aphrodite. Apollo: because he was a patron god of Troy Artemis/Diana: because she was Apollo's twin.
Hera did not directly interact with the Trojan Horse in the mythological accounts of the Trojan War. However, she played a significant role in the war's overall context, as she was one of the goddesses who supported the Greeks against the Trojans. The Trojan Horse was primarily attributed to the cunning of Odysseus, who devised the plan to infiltrate Troy. Hera's involvement was more about her influence and support for the Greek side rather than any actions regarding the horse itself.