The Trojan War
The war against Hades
Since Prometheus sided with Zeus in the war between the Titans and the Olympians, he had to fight against Cronus. That is what made them enemies.
The war between the Titans and Zeus and his brothers and sisters,called the "Titanomachy" started, it lasted 10 years
According to the myth Cronus did eat 5 of his children (all except Zeus ) and he swallowed them. (Edit, continuing) Then, Zeus lent Cronus a potion and made him drink it. Cronus threw up and the 5 of them came out. Then, a great war started between the Olympians and the Titans.
after the war between the Titian's and the gods ended. he was the only one of the children of Cronus and Rhea that wasnt swallowed by cronus. after he saved the rest of his brothers and sisters, there was a war between gods and titians, after the gods won the made Zeus the "head" of all gods.
When Cronus discovered that Rhea had tricked him by hiding their youngest child, Zeus, he was furious. In retaliation, he sought to regain control and attempted to eliminate Zeus as a threat. This led to a series of events where Zeus ultimately grew up and challenged Cronus, leading to the Titanomachy, a war between the Titans and the Olympian gods. Cronus's actions sparked the downfall of his reign and the rise of Zeus and the other Olympians.
Zeus was the son of the goddess Rhea and the god Cronus. Cronus had swallowed all of his children except Zeus and when Zeus grew up, he tricked his father into vomit up his siblings then beat Cronus in war. Zeus became the chief ruler of the other gods on Mt. Olympus.
Zeus did not cut his father, Cronus, into a thousand pieces; rather, he overthrew him to free his siblings, whom Cronus had swallowed to prevent them from usurping his power. Zeus led a rebellion against Cronus and the Titans, culminating in the Titanomachy, a war between the Olympian gods and the Titans. After defeating Cronus, Zeus imprisoned him in Tartarus rather than dismembering him. This act symbolized Zeus's rise to power and the establishment of a new order among the gods.
No, during the war when Zeus was overthrowing his father, Cronus, The cyclopes forged it.
Yes, in Greek mythology, Cronus was overthrown by his son Zeus and imprisoned in the Underworld after a war between the Titans and the Olympians. Therefore, Cronus is considered dead or at least defeated in the mythological context.
After a ten year battle with his father Cronus, Zeus banished him to Tartarus with the other older Titans. Then he divided up the world three ways; himself over Heaven and Earth, Poseidon over the seas and Hades over the Underworld.
Because Cronus is a Titan, which are enemies with the Greek Gods (which includes Poseidon, Zeus, Hades, etc...), Cronus was naturally an enemy with Poseidon due to their sort of never-ending war.