Hercules did.
Zeus welcomed Hermes to Mount Olympus because Hermes was his son, born to the nymph Maia. Hermes was also known as the messenger of the gods and had special powers that were valuable to the other gods on Mount Olympus.
In Greek mythology, the constellation Leo represents the Nemean Lion that terrorized the region of Nemea. It had fur invulnerable to weapons, and was eventually defeated by Heracles as the first of his Twelve Labors. The gods then immortalized the lion by placing it in the stars as the constellation Leo.
The statue sat on a throne in the middle of the temple of Zeus. At over 12 meters high, the statue nearly touched the ceiling. On his head, Zeus wore a crown of olive branches. In his right hand he held the goddess of victory, and in his left an eagle topped scepter. The god was clothed in a great mantle decorated with inlaid animals and lily-flowers. The crown, mantle and sandals were all made of gold. The throne on which the god sat was decorated with gold, precious stones, ebony and ivory. with help from: http://traumwerk.stanford.edu:3455/Archaeopaedia/244
The Statue of Zeus at Olympia was a monumental sculpture created by the renowned Greek sculptor Phidias around 435 BCE, symbolizing the greatness of the Greek god Zeus and the cultural achievements of ancient Greece. Standing approximately 12 meters tall, it was crafted from ivory and gold-plated bronze, representing divine power, authority, and the importance of religion in Greek society. The statue was housed in the Temple of Zeus, serving as a centerpiece for worship and a testament to the artistic and architectural prowess of the time. Today, it is considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, reflecting the enduring legacy of classical art and mythology.
these Greek gods.... their mom and dad were told that that they're going to have a kid who was going to be a more powerful god than his dad. The mom kept producing babies ( Apollo was one of them) and their dad kept eating them so that he remains powerful as a god . when the 12'th baby was born, the mom thought enough is enough so she wrapped a rock in baby blankets and gave it to the dad ( he was pretty old and was nearly blind ) he ate the rock and threw up. All those babies that had been eaten earlier came out in safe and sound and the 12'th kid became Zeus. All the others became the other gods ( Poseidon, Athena, hades ,Thor ,etc..) ...at least it's what I learnt at school.......
Hercules, son of Zues, had to preform the 12 labors
Hercules was Lord Zeus's son and a goddess was jealous of him , so she cursed him to kill his sons.
Yes according to Mythology Hercules was a demigod.
He didn't, Zeus's wife, Hera, hated him because he was Zeus's son, so she made his life horrible until he completed the 12 labors and then died by his wife and became a god himself.
Hercules
he did the 12 labours so he would prove to his father zeus that he is worthy of immortality.
the 12 labors:)
Herakles AKA Hercules.
Hercules because he wanted to
Hercules did it for for Hera
he had to do 12 hard labors (which took all his life). after he finished he gave is life to Zeus (his father).
He wasn't a god, but a demi-god (= half god), because he was the son of a god and a mortal. Hercules was a demigod because his father was Zeus. Zeus is god of Olympus or powerful. But his mother is mortal. He became a god when he died and Zeus turned him into a god. He was born a demigod.