what is the greek goddess hera in charge of? what is the greek goddess hera in charge of?
Through infidelities yes. Hera is strong enough to maintain a level of respect from Zeus. A few historians and stories tell of a different relationship while older stories and the creation of the Olympian rule reveal Zeus's fear of Hera.
The Greek people were polytheists, which means that they believed in many gods that comprised the governing forces of their world. The different gods represented different aspects of nature (physical and spiritual). Greek mythology is rich in stories, and played a heavy part in the classic Greek literature that is still in large-scale circulation (see The Iliad (the movie Troy), the Odyssey, and Medea especially).
Athena was the goddess of wisdom and justice. She was born full grown out of Zeus' head because he swallowed Athena's mother, who had turned into a fly. She was granted a seat at Mt. Olympus and had many arguments with Poseidon after a contest that she won to see who would rule the city of Athens.
The Greek term that describes men who rule with absolute power is "tyrant." In ancient Greece, a tyrant was often a leader who seized control without legal right, exercising complete authority over the state. While the term has negative connotations today, it originally referred to any ruler with significant power, regardless of their method of obtaining it.
The simplest answer is jealousy. There was a time when Zeus declared that the next child born of his blood would rule Mykenai. He intended it to be Heracles. Hera put a lot of time and effort into trying to kill both Alcmene (Heracles mortal mother) and the infant, but when she failed she tormented Heracles until he went mad, killing his own children. Heracles was then forced to complete the 12 labours, with Hera opposing him at every turn.
Hera was the Olympian queen of the gods and the goddess of women and marriage. She was also a goddess of the sky and starry heavens.
she is the goddess of love
Rainbows
Harvest
Hera ruled the heavens as the queen of the gods in Greek mythology. She was the wife and sister of Zeus, the king of the gods. Hera was known for her jealousy and vengeful nature, often punishing those who crossed her or her husband.
marriage
Actually, Hera predates classical Greece and appears in Ancient Mycenaean and Minoan mythology as a supreme mother goddess. She reappears as the supreme female goddess of the Olympian rule and the one being that could lead to the destruction of the Olympian ruler Zeus just as previous mother goddess did to earlier rulers of the Titan (Rhea) and Primordial (Gaea) rule in Greek mythology.
Athens
Victory in all games and war was under her favor.
Plants grew under rule of the Greek goddess Demeter, goddess of the harvest and her daughter Persephone.
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Youth, for she was the Greek goddess of youth of both mortal and immortal, the bearer of the cup which gave the immortal gods and goddesses their youth.