Heracles (Hercules)

Hercules is mixed between mortal and god, he is the son of Zeus/Jupiter (God) and Alcmene (Mortal).

He died in a war!

The most widely-believed slayer of the hydra is Hercules, who crushed the beast under a mountain of boulders.

Hercules had to work hard just to stay alive considering all the problems that Hera gave him starting with the two snakes she put in his cradle.

because he was the son ok zeus

The Pillars of Hercules are situated in two different places. The Northern pillar is said to be the 'Rock of Gibraltar'. The location of the Southern pillar however, is disputed. The two most likely candidates are considered to be 'Monte Hacho' in Ceuta, and 'Jebel Musa' in Morocco.

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Yes, Hercules defeated the centaur Nessus in Greek mythology. During an encounter, Nessus attempted to abduct Hercules' wife, Deianira, prompting Hercules to shoot him with a poisoned arrow. Before dying, Nessus tricked Deianira into taking his blood as a love charm, which ultimately led to tragic consequences for both Hercules and Deianira later on.

Heracles was to have the tenth part of the oxen as his reward, but when the hero had accomplished his task by leading the rivers Alpheus and Peneus through the stables, Augeas refused to keep his promise. Heracles, therefore, made war upon him, which terminated in his death and that of his sons, with the exception of one, Phyleus, whom Heracles placed on the throne of his father.

The Greek word for "Hercules" is "Ηρακλής".

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The first trial of Heracles, also known as Hercules in Roman mythology, was the slaying of the Nemean Lion. This fearsome beast had impenetrable skin, making it nearly impossible to kill with conventional weapons. Heracles ultimately defeated the lion by strangling it with his bare hands and then used its own claws to skin it, donning its pelt as armor. This feat marked the beginning of his Twelve Labors, tasks assigned to him as penance.

Alcmene was the mother of Hercules.. She was the grand-daughter of Perseus and the wife of Amphitryon, but Amphitryon killed her father, Electryon, by accident.

Amphitryon, a grandson of Perseus and son of King Alcaeus of Tiryns, was the step-father of Hercules and father of his twin brother Iphicles. He accidentally killed his uncle and father-in-law, Electryon, and was driven out by another uncle, Sthenelus.

Deianeira was Hercules' last mortal wife. She was the daughter of Althaea and Oeneus or Dexamenus, king of Olenus.

Eurystheus is Hercules' cousin an king of Mycenae and Tiryns.

Iolaus, son of Iphicles, was a charioteer, companion, and favorite of Hercules. He may have married Hercules' wife Megara after Hercules killed their children in one of his fits of madness.

Iphicles was the twin brother of Hercules. He was born of Alcmene and his father was Amphitryon. Iphicles was the father of Hercules' favorite, Iolaus.

Megara another wife - get got her for saving the Thebans from the tribute to the Minyans, Hercules was awarded Megara, daughter of King Creon for wife. They had three children.

they all die

Hercules is renowned for his many battles and heroic feats, notably the Twelve Labors he undertook, which included slaying the Nemean Lion, the Lernaean Hydra, and capturing the Ceryneian Hind. In addition to these labors, he fought numerous other battles against various monsters and enemies throughout Greek mythology. However, the exact number of his battles is not definitively recorded, as many tales and variations exist. Overall, his mythological legacy is characterized by his strength and valor in overcoming formidable foes.