Hera (Juno)

1 Hera was the goddess of childbirth and marriage, in ancient times her image is found mostly in households and around the hearth. Olympus is where she normally resides since she is the queen of the gods.

Hm, some yes.

Hera was married to her brother Zeus.

Zeus was married to Hera, but had wives before her and consorts and mistresses after.

Hades married Persephone, daughter of Zeus and Demeter (a sister of Hera).

Poseidon married Amphitrite.

Demeter had children with Zeus, Poseidon, Iasion and Karmanor but did not marry.

Hestia never married, remaining a virgin goddess although both Poseidon and Apollo wished to marry her.

Hera made Argus, a giant with one hundred eyes, keep watch over Io. When Hermes killed Argus by lulling all one hundred eyes to sleep with music, Io could escape. However, Hera sent a gadfly to sting Io as she wandered the earth in a frenzied state.

yes she had the peacock and the cow dude

The Greek gods were all powerful and could basically do whatever they wanted. Her spheres of influence were generally the Sky, Marriage and mothers, but her powers were not limited to them. Since she was not a "warrior" she had no weapon to speak of, at least she was never depicted with a specific favorite weapon.

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.

Hera was both revered and feared.

Hera's control was marriagement and family

well i think they mean in the book and he gave him multivitamins and a thermos containing winds from the four corners of the earth and the backpacks which contains basic food and clothes and for stuff like demigods drachamas, ambrosia and nectar and Annabeth's Yankees cap and Percy's sword (riptide) and Tysons metal working stuff (this may not be all right but its from the top of my head sorry if its not all correct but i think it is)

Hera, like all other Greek deities, was a force of nature with both positive and negative aspects.

Thus, as the patron goddess of air, her favor was clear skies and rain storms and cool breezes, while her disfavor was shown by storms. She, as a goddess Queen herself, was the high goddess of mortal kings and their dynasties and kingdoms. If a man had sons, it was seen as her favor - if he had no children at all, her hand was turned against him.

As a goddess of women she protected women of marriageable age (when they passed from the protection of Artemis, Hera was then their goddess). Hera was the goddess of marriage, a good stable marriage was seen as her favor, and if either was unfaithful it was fully believed that Hera would punish that person - as Hera had punished the consorts of Zeus.

Birth too was a aspect of Hera's domain, a quick birth in which the mother and baby lived was seen as her protection while any pregnancy that ended with death was seen as her disfavor. The Greek gods and goddesses were seen as very personal deities of the individual; they had mysterious ways and moods but were very like mortals in that no one is all good or all bad, we can be both.

Poseidon and Zeus. Hades was the eldest than Poseidon than Zeus.

By:Jordan N.

Hera's parents are Kronos and Rhea.

Her brothers are Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades.

She married Zeus and they had three children:

Ares- god of war

Hephaestus- god of the forges and fire

Hebe- goddess of youth

Hera's traits were jealousey, beautifulness, she was very hot tempered, and she was sometimes caring.

Hebe is the goddess of youth, and think of this if you think her nature lacking: to all the Greek gods and goddesses of Olympus does Hebe give youth - she can give this to mortal too, and presumably take it away. It is not that the cup she poured forth gave this gift of youth, but her own power. It was unheard of to insult Hebe, the daughter of Hera and Zeus, Queen and King of Olympus, and wife of Hercules, mother of his sons Alexiares and Anicetus.

She did things like send snakes at him, which he strangled.

her sanctuary was located in argos

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.

Hera is the daughter of Rhea and Cronus, Queen and King of the Titans; some account that she was brought up by Oceanus and Thetys, as Zeus had usurped the throne of Cronus; according to an Arcadian tradition, she was brought up by Temenus, the son of Pelasgus. The Argives, on the other hand, related that she had been brought up by Euboea, Prosymna, and Acraea, the three daughters of the river Asterion... and according to Olen, the Horae were her nurses.

Several parts of Greece also claimed the honour of being her birthplace; among them are two, Argos and Samos, which were the principal seats of her worship. She became the main wife of Zeus and lived with him on Olympus.

Hermes is the Olympian god of boundaries and of the travellers who cross them, of shepherds and cowherds, of thieves and road travellers, of orators and wit, of literature and poets, of athletics, of weights and measures, of invention, of general commerce, and of the cunning of thieves and liars. He protects and takes care of all the travellers and thieves that pray to him or cross his path. He is the messenger of the gods and does his job very well. He is athletic and is always looking out for runners, or any athletes with injuries who need his help. Hermes, as an inventor of fire is a parallel of the Titan, Prometheus. Hermes was believed to have invented many types of racing and the sport of wrestling, and therefore was a patron of athletes. As a crosser of boundaries, Hermes was a psychopomp, meaning he brought newly-dead souls to the Underworld and Hades.

No, Hera was the most major goddess of all, the wife of Zeus.

Io

She needed love from her husband.

Marriage, family