Zeus feared Hera the most due to her fierce intelligence, cunning nature, and her capacity for jealousy and vengeance. As his wife and sister, she was both a powerful ally and a formidable opponent. Hera's wrath was notorious, often directed at Zeus's numerous lovers and illegitimate offspring, and he understood that provoking her could lead to dire consequences. Ultimately, her ability to challenge his authority made her a figure to be reckoned with in the pantheon of gods.
Hera was most famous for punishing those who had affairs with Zeus.
The only thing Zeus was afraid of was being overthrown by one of his sons as he did to his father Cronus. EDIT: He was afriad of Nyx and the Sisters of fate. The one thing he was afraid of most was Hera, his wife.
Zeus and Hera, but Homer said it was just Hera.Hephaestus was born of Hera alone as Hera's revenge for Zeus' solo birth of Athena.
Zeus and Hera got married this way~Zeus turned himself into a helpless bird and Hera held it to her chest. Zeus immediatley turned back into himself and yeah.....
Zeus is married to Hera
Hera fears that she will get a heart attack and that she will lose Zeus.
Hera didn't have any other real husbands. Although most of the gods had husbands they usually had kids with other people.
Zeus was Hera's brother, husband, and king.
Hera was most famous for punishing those who had affairs with Zeus.
Hera was Zeus's wife, and also his older sister.
The only thing Zeus was afraid of was being overthrown by one of his sons as he did to his father Cronus. EDIT: He was afriad of Nyx and the Sisters of fate. The one thing he was afraid of most was Hera, his wife.
Zeus is married to Hera. Hera is also Zeus's sister.
Cheating on Hera. Haha.
Hera is Zeus's wife and sister
Hera was Zeus' wife.
Hera, the wife of Zeus, features prominently in most Greek Mythology.
Hera, the wife of Zeus and Queen of the Heavens, did nothing to Apollo himself, she however was the cause of Leto's flight, for fear of the rage of Hera: she also attempted to stop Leto from giving birth to Apollo.