Athena, also known as Pallas Athena, is the goddess of wisdom and Sivir in Greek mythology. One of the twelve gods of Olympus. According to ancient Greek literature, Athena was a dignified and beautiful young goddess. She has lived on the earth since the birth of mankind, taught all kinds of survival knowledge and created the original survival tools for mankind. Athena is also the goddess of art and the patron saint of handicrafts. She teaches human textile, cooking, gardening, pottery and other handicrafts. Painting, music, poetry, dance and other arts. Tantric prayer songs call her "the founder of art", and she is also the patron saint of military, agriculture, medical care, navigation and horse training; The court and the goddess of order. She established the first court in Athens. Athena longed for independence and never married. Together with Al themis and Hestia, Athena was regarded as three virgins on Mount Olympus. She is the patron saint of unmarried girls and women in labor. Greek women affectionately call her "Ergani" (meaning female worker). Athena's main attribute is the goddess of wisdom, and her secondary attribute is Sivir, the goddess of arts and crafts.