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Hera was as dangerous as any deity in the Greco-Roman pantheon. She was highly vindictive of Zeus' adultery, as seen in stories like that of Heracles or Io. Heracles was plagued with troubles of Hera's doing because he was the son of Zeus and Alcumena. Io was raped by Zeus, and in retribution, Hera turned Io into a cow and made her go mad. Io was eventually saved, but first had to suffer Hera's anger.

On the other hand, Hera was a patron of women, especially wives and mothers, and would be invoked for protection of pregnant women, although other deities existed who were patrons of childbirth specifically. These two seemingly bipolar roles probably stem from Greek ideas of women as chattel without rights (though not without responsibilities).
Hera, as with all gods and goddesses, is mythical. For those that believe she was probably very dangerous and also very helpful.

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Well alone Hera is pretty but from what I heard she has servants to do everything and well shes not that all dangerous. But with Zeus at her side you might not wanna mess with her and also she has a pretty nasty temper!

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Hera was as dangerous as any deity in the Greco-Roman pantheon. She was highly vindictive of Zeus' adultery, as seen in stories like that of Heracles or Io. Heracles was plagued with troubles of Hera's doing because he was the son of Zeus and Alcumena. Io was raped by Zeus, and in retribution, Hera turned Io into a cow and made her go mad. Io was eventually saved, but first had to suffer Hera's anger.

On the other hand, Hera was a patron of women, especially wives and mothers, and would be invoked for protection of pregnant women, although other deities existed who were patrons of childbirth specifically. These two seemingly bipolar roles probably stem from Greek ideas of women as chattel without rights (though not without responsibilities).

Hera, as with all gods and goddesses, is mythical. For those that believe she was probably very dangerous and also very helpful.

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yes because she prevented mothers for givening birth

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Yes, in that any god or goddess is usually dangerous - but Hera was also a protector.

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Hera is a goddess of marriages and childbirth.


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Hera is married to Zeus.


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Hera.


Who married Hera?

Zeus was married to Hera.


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Zeus was Hera's brother, husband, and king.


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1. Hera is the queen of Olympus. 2. Hera is the goddess of marriage and motherhood. 3. Hera's animal symbol is the peacock. 4. Hera actually rejected Zeus at the beginning. 5. Hera's mother and father is Rhea and Kronus.


How was hera related to Zeus?

Hera was Zeus's wife, and also his older sister.