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This is Zeus, the main Greek God, of , the ruler of Olympus, and the god of the sky, thunder y lighting.

He was the sixth child of the titans Cronus and Rhea, the first after learning that, as he had done with his father, Uranus, one of his sons would dethrone him as ruler of the cosmos.

As a result, Cronos began to devour his own children as they were born, however, Rhea hid Zeus on the island of Crete, and gave Cronos a diaper-wrapped stone, which he swallowed without distrust.

Once grown, and with the help of the titanid Metis, Zeus managed to get his father to drink a potion that made him regurgitate his other brothers in reverse order to the one who had eaten them.

In addition, he freed the Cyclops from the Tatar, one-eyed giants who, in gratitude, forged weapons for him and his brothers, Poseidon and Hades: The thunders, a trident and a helmet that gave its wearer invisibility.

After becoming the sovereign of the cosmos, Zeus married his sister Hera, the goddess of marriage. However, Zeus is known for having had many extramarital affairs with both mortal women and goddesses, thus engendering various gods and demigods, several of the latter became great heroes and characters within Greek culture.

Description
This is Zeus, the main Greek God, of , the ruler of Olympus, and the god of the sky, thunder y lighting.

He was the sixth child of the titans Cronus and Rhea, the first after learning that, as he had done with his father, Uranus, one of his sons would dethrone him as ruler of the cosmos.

As a result, Cronos began to devour his own children as they were born, however, Rhea hid Zeus on the island of Crete, and gave Cronos a diaper-wrapped stone, which he swallowed without distrust.

Once grown, and with the help of the titanid Metis, Zeus managed to get his father to drink a potion that made him regurgitate his other brothers in reverse order to the one who had eaten them.

In addition, he freed the Cyclops from the Tatar, one-eyed giants who, in gratitude, forged weapons for him and his brothers, Poseidon and Hades: The thunders, a trident and a helmet that gave its wearer invisibility.

After becoming the sovereign of the cosmos, Zeus married his sister Hera, the goddess of marriage. However, Zeus is known for having had many extramarital affairs with both mortal women and goddesses, thus engendering various gods and demigods, several of the latter became great heroes and characters within Greek culture.