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What did this titan give to man that Zeus had told him not to?

I think you are talking about Prometheus. Prometheus was Zeus's servant. He gave mankind fire, but Zeus did not want him to. Humans thought fire was magic and when they found out that it wasn't, Zeus feared they would think the gods weren't as majestic and worthy. So, when Prometheus gave humans fire, Zeus found him and tied him to a pole where he would send an eagle to eat his liver every day. But, by the next morning, it would have grown back. Prometheus suffered this because he knew Hercules would rescue him. Prometheus could see into the future, so he knew this. That is why Zeus kept him around. Hercules rescued Prometheus. So, that's the story.


What was the problem in the myth how the Prometheus gave fire to the men?

He gave fire to the men, so they had power over the animals, which Zeus did not want to happen.


How does Pandora mistake solve the problem Prometheus caused for the gods?

Prometheus crafted mankind, due to the actions of Epimetheus mankind was left in a helpless shape. Prometheus also tricked the gods/Zeus into having the lesser portion of the sacrificial feast; bones for the gods, meat for mankind. Zeus did not want mankind to have fire. Prometheus stole fire for mankind; Prometheus was then bound on Mount Kaukasos where his liver was devoured daily by a eagle. Zeus had Pandora crafted, who became the wife of Prometheus' brother, Epimetheus; mankind was then punished for having meat and fire from the gods by having all the evils released on earth.


How does Pandora's mistake solve the problem Prometheus caused for the gods?

Prometheus crafted mankind, due to the actions of Epimetheus mankind was left in a helpless shape. Prometheus also tricked the gods/Zeus into having the lesser portion of the sacrificial feast; bones for the gods, meat for mankind. Zeus did not want mankind to have fire. Prometheus stole fire for mankind; Prometheus was then bound on Mount Kaukasos where his liver was devoured daily by a eagle. Zeus had Pandora crafted, who became the wife of Prometheus' brother, Epimetheus; mankind was then punished for having meat and fire from the gods by having all the evils released on earth.


Why didn't Zeus want Prometheus to bring fire to humans?

He didnt want man to be equal with the Gods


Why Prometheus was chained to a rock and had his liver eaten by a bird?

some stories sayThousands of years, some say three hundred, there are some stories that say just a few years, and there are even some that say he was never unbound an hercules never killed the eagle eating his intestines but the real answer is completely unknown.


Why did Zeus not want humans to have fire?

Zeus did not want humans to have fire because he feared they would become too powerful and challenge the authority of the gods.


Who is Prometheus and what did he do wrong?

That's what i want to know.


Who was Pandora's father?

Hephaestus the blacksmith, he was once a mortal but he hid his daughter, Pandora from Zeus because Zeus wanted to lock her away, soon thereafter Zeus beat him up and turned him into a horrifying giant.


Why did Zeus want to prevent humans from having fire?

Zeus didn't want humans to have fire because he feared they would become too powerful and challenge the gods. Fire was seen as a symbol of knowledge and civilization, which Zeus wanted to keep for himself.


Why did lord Zeus want to stop humans having knowledge of fire?

Zeus did not want humans to have knowledge of fire because he was afraid it would give them too much power and lead to destruction and chaos. Fire was considered a divine element, and Zeus wanted to protect the gods' authority over mortals.


Why did Zeus not want man to have fire?

Zeus did not want man to have fire because he feared they would become too powerful and challenge the authority of the gods. Fire was considered a symbol of knowledge and civilization, and Zeus wanted to maintain control over humanity by keeping them in a more primitive state.