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How long has Hera the goddess been a goddess?
All along. Gods and goddesses were born as gods and goddesses and remained gods and goddesses throughput their immortality.
Who is the god Zeus and Hera?
Zeus is the god of gods, and Hera is the queen of gods/mt.Olympus
What is Hera the godest of?
Hera is the goddess of marriage as well as queen of the gods and Zeus' wife
Was the queen of the gods?
In Greek mythology, Hera (because she was the wife of Zeus). In Roman mythology, Juno (wife of Jupiter).
What is Hera's behavior around other gods?
she was jelous of muscle gods
Does hera goddesss have parents and who are they?
Yes; Hera is daughter of Kronos and Rhea.
Why was the goddesss hera jealous?
Her husband, Zeus, had many lovers and offspring with other women.
How long has Hera the goddess been a goddess?
All along. Gods and goddesses were born as gods and goddesses and remained gods and goddesses throughput their immortality.
Who is the god Zeus and Hera?
Zeus is the god of gods, and Hera is the queen of gods/mt.Olympus
Where did hera the queen of gods live?
Hera, the queen of the gods in Greek mythology, lived on Mount Olympus along with the rest of the gods and goddesses. She resided in a magnificent palace where she ruled over marriage and family, and held great power and influence among the other deities.
Hera goddess of what?
Hera was the queen of gods and the goddess of marriage
Who was the queen of greek gods?
Hera, wife of Zeus.
Was Zeus a king or ruler?
Zeus was the King/ruler of all the Greek gods and goddesses, along with his wife Queen Hera
Greek queen of the gods?
The queen of the gods was Hera
Did Hera get along with her parents Cronus and Rhea?
her parents were titans and the gods didn't get on with the titans at all. they kinda went to war so... Answer 2: Also Cronus ate Hera, remember?
What is Hera the godest of?
Hera is the goddess of marriage as well as queen of the gods and Zeus' wife
Was the queen of the gods?
In Greek mythology, Hera (because she was the wife of Zeus). In Roman mythology, Juno (wife of Jupiter).
