Hera (Juno)

Hera is known for her jealousy and her marriage to Zeus.

Hera was Queen of Heaven, making her the goddess of starry skies, air, constellations, as a Queen she was a goddess of kings and empires on earth, in that of politics and royal dynasties; she was also a goddess of women from maidens of marriageable age - maiden virginity - betrothals -

bride-price (dowry), weddings; marriage; wives; fidelity; widows -she could be both a protector of women, if they had been wronged by husbands - and a punishing force in their name, and against them if they had wronged their husbands.

She was a goddess of clear fertility and a goddess of the mother in childbirth. Hera was also the goddess of heirs,f dynasties; idelity (legitimate heir & not the product of adultery); inheritance.

Hera had a great many domains, and was patron of a wide rage of subjects some of which we do not fully understand her connection to today.

Juno was an ancient Roman goddess, the protector and special counselor of the state. She is a daughter of Saturn and sister (but also the wife) of the chief god Jupiter and the mother of Juventas, Mars, and Vulcan. Her Greek equivalent is Hera.
She was the goddess of gods
Juno was the goddess of marriage, hearth, family and childbirth in Roman mythology. She is considered to be equivalent to the goddess Hera of Greek mythology. SHE WAS KNOWN FOR HER BEAUTY, BUT ALSO, SHE WAS VERY MEAN

Zeus had many children, both mortal and immortal, too many to list here, really. His most well known were:

Ares

Athena

Hephaestos

Apollo

Artermis

Dionysus

Hermes

Hebe

Perseus

Heracles

Helen of Troy

Pollux

Minos

The Muses

The Horae

Nemesis

The Graces

They were married but none of their children were a product of this union. This is believed to be the reason of Hera's wrath toward Zues' extramarital affairs; they almost always ended with Zues impregnating his women, yet she couldn't have his baby.

She got herself pregnant with Haphaestus but as a result of only being a creation of one, he is deformed and walks with a limp.

The answer is, its a trick question, the couple had no children together

I think it was a peacock

She was the goddess of Marrige and the Queen of the Sky. If that's what you mean.

Ares god of war and Hepheastus god of the forge.

The pomegranate symbolized female fertility and the marital loss of virginity with the consumption of marriage (from both its red stains and rich seeds).

hera is a girl not a boy.

she was the goddesses of marriage and love , also the wife of Zeus

It depends of the legend In some versions of the story Hades was the second born child in others His sisters were born first and he, Poseidon and Zeus were born afterwords.

Hera is the Queen of Goddess' she was married to Zeus and had 6 children. only 2 of them were gods and these are

1. Ares

2. Hephaetus

Another 3 of them were human and they are

1.Eris

2.Hebe

3.Eleithyia

And only one of them was a cyclops and he is

1.Typhon

After swallowing his first wife and raping his mother (the titaness Rhea) who tried to forbid him from marrying because of his excessive lust, Zeus pursued his sister Hera for three hundred years. Hera refused, being aware of his lustful nature. In the end he resorted to trickery, turning himself into a cuckoo with a broken wing. When Hera picked up the bird to comfort it, he turned back into Zeus and raped her. She married him out of shame at the rape. In fact, the rape of Hera represents the defeat of feminine concept of the supreme being by the male, which scholars believe happened when Aryans invaded the ancient Greeks and replaced Hera as the supreme being with Zeus. (See The Greek Myths by Robert Graves, volume 1) last revised - January 4,1996

She tried to kill them, torture them, or trick them into dying like Semele.

These are gods not superheroes. They didn't have assigned powers and weaknesses. Hera was nearly omnipotent. She could do whatever she wanted, whenever she wanted, provided she didn't upset another god's authority in a given realm. Her realms were the atmosphere, marriage and and women in general.

Hera was immortal because she was part of the first generation of gods and goddesses. Her parents were the titans Cronus and Rhea, and her brother was Zeus. Hera was the goddess of marriage and women.

They are both goddesses and one of the twelve Olympians.

Hera's powers are commanding the winds and watching over women and motherhood. Immortality and the ability to inflict madness.

What is the symbol of Hera

Yes, Hera does have sisters. They are Hestia and Demeter.

Attractive and queenly. Even more beautiful than Aphrodite.will not really she was beautiful but Aphrodite is the goddess of love and appares in the shape or form off the his (or hers)image that they are attracted to.

The Greek Hera is most often associated with the Roman Juno.

Some facts about Hera include the following:

1. She was the goddess of marriage.

2. She is jealous most of the time of Zeus and his girlfriends.

3. Hera was the reigning female of Olympus.

4. Hera was worshipped throughout Greece.

5. She was the enemy of Hercules.

6. She tried to kill Hercules as an infant.

7. Her Roman name is Juno.

8. She married Zeus.

9. She is Zeus' sister and wife.

10. Hera and Zeus had three children, Ares, Eris and Hephaestus