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Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea, was one of the children of Cronus and Rhea. After being swallowed by his father, Cronus, he was later rescued by his brother Zeus, who forced Cronus to regurgitate his siblings. While there isn't a specific mention of who raised Poseidon, he grew up alongside his brothers and sisters, including Hestia, Hera, Demeter, Hades, and Zeus, after their release from Cronus. Ultimately, Poseidon became one of the principal Olympian gods, ruling over the oceans.
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Where was Poseidon raised?
Poseidon was raised in a land far from his father, who again was fed a rock when Poseidon was born
Who raised Poseidon?
Titans Cronus and Rhea
Who raised the island of delos out of his seas?
Poseidon is the Greek God of the Sea so it is righteous to say that Poseidon is the God who rose the Island of Delos out of his sea
What did Poseidon's father do to him when he was born?
After Poseidon was born, his father, Cronus, attempted to eat him, but he was saved by his brother, Zeus. In other versions, his mother saved him and he was raised by Telchines.
Is benthesikyme one of Poseidon and amphrite's kids?
Yes, it was Benthesikyme who raised Poseidon's son Eumolpos by Khione; Eumolpos later married one of her daughters by her husband Enalos.
What is the name of the Greek god Poseidon?
Poseidon's Greek name was Poseidon. Poseidon's Roman name was Neptune.
Why is Poseidon honored?
he is poseidon
Is Poseidon god of gods?
No, Zeus is. Poseidon is god of the sea
Did Athena have a crush on Poseidon?
No Poseidon did not have a crush on Athena. Athena was the niece of Poseidon, her father was Zeus the brother of Poseidon. Athena was a virgin goddess.
Is Athena Poseidon wife?
No, Athena is not the wife of Poseidon, in some myths Poseidon is the father of Athena; but the wife of Poseidon is Amphitrite.
Who gave Poseidon his trident?
Poseidon's uncle the Cyclops gave poseidon his trident.
What is in a Poseidon's Pack?
Poseidon's pack consists of Poseidon's horseshoes, saddle, and bridle.
