Chaos (Gaea, the mother of the earth), Tartarus, Tallas, the god of the abyss of hell, Erebus, Nyx, the goddess of the night, and Eros, the god of love, started the world. Gaia: It is the monster Typhon who came to give birth to Gaia's youngest son. He is an invisible abyss, located at the bottom of the world. After that, he is the place where monsters and some gods are held. Zeus imprisoned some Titan gods in Tar Tallas. Erebus: the dark god, the son of Kaos. One of the five creation gods, Tar Tallas was born above Tar Tallas (underground/under Gaia). The incarnation and noumenon of darkness lies between the earth (Gaia) and the earth. He and her sister Nyx gave birth to three ancient gods: Aether, the god of space, Hemera, the god of day, and Ka Rong, the god of crossing the Styx. Nyx: Goddess of the night, daughter of Chaos. One of the five creation gods, Eribos was born on the earth (Gaia) after his birth. The embodiment and noumenon of the night, she is an ancient and powerful god. She not only gave birth to three children with her brother, but also gave birth to a large number of gods alone. Eros: Or Elos. Cupid, son of Karos. One of the five creator gods, born after darkness and night. The embodiment of love, fertility and sexual desire. It is he who promotes the fertility and love of the gods, and he is the embodiment of all love desires (including the same sex and the opposite sex). Uranus: God of Heaven. Gaia's eldest son and husband, the first god king. Overthrown by his son. Pontus: Poseidon, son and lover of Gaia, the earliest Poseidon. Ourea (Ourea): Mountain God, the philosophers of Gaia. Cronus: The youngest of Gaia and Uranus's twelve children of Titan. The gods of heaven and space overthrew the father and became the second king of God. Rhea: One of the twelve titans, the goddess of time. Cronus's wife was the second empress of God. Oceanus: One of the twelve titans, the god of oceans and rivers. Gave birth to all the rivers on the earth and 3,000 sea goddesses. Tethys: one of the twelve titans, the goddess of the sea; Oceanus's wife. Hyperion: one of the twelve titans, the god of the bright sun. Father of the sun, moon and dawn. Thea: one of the twelve titans, the goddess of treasure, light and vision; Betrothed to Leon's wife. Mnemosyne: one of the twelve titans, one of the Musa of poetry, and the god of memory. Mother of The Nine Muses, the fifth wife of Zeus. Iapetus: One of the twelve Titans. The father of Artemis, Prometheus, Epimetheus and Menotius. Crius: one of the twelve titans, the god of growth. Themis: One of the twelve titans, the goddess of order and justice. Zeus' second wife, the mother of the three goddesses. Phoebe: Also known as Fubo or Fubi, one of the twelve titans, the goddess of the moon Leto and the mother of Astria. Coeus: one of the twelve titans, the god of darkness and intelligence. Phoebe's husband. Melete: one of the Titans, the twelve Titans sisters, one of the Musa of poetry, and the goddess of deep thought. Aoede: One of the Titans, twelve sisters of Titans, one of the Musa of poetry, and the goddess of singing. Aitna: One of the Titans, twelve sisters of Titans, Sicilian volcano goddess. Dione: The Goddess of Ice Sea [Another common saying is that she is the daughter of Oke Anoos and Tessie. Adanos: One of the Titans, the Twelve Titans, the God of Judgment. Ostasos: One of the Titans, the Twelve Titans, the god of replacement. Andes: One of the Titans, the Twelve Titans, the God of the Andes. Olympus: One of the Titans, the Twelve Titans, the God of the Holy Mountain (the incarnation of the Holy Mountain of Olympus). Atlas: the brother of Prometheus. One of the tallest and strongest gods. He was punished for failing to resist Zeus. Prometheus: the son of Iapetus. One of the most wise gods is called "Prophet". Creator and protector of mankind. Angry Zeus was locked on the Caucasus Mountain, and an eagle pecked at his liver every day, and then it grew well again and again. After being rescued by Hercules. Epimetheus: the brother of Prometheus. One of the most stupid gods is called "the last to know". As a result of accepting a gift from Zeus-Pandora as his wife, diseases, evils and other disasters flew out of the "pandoras box". Menoetius: The brother of Prometheus, the god of violence and anger, was struck by Zeus with lightning. Metis: the goddess of wisdom, the daughter of Anoos, the first wife of Zeus and the mother of Athena. Eurynome: the goddess of the sea, the daughter of Anoos, the third wife of Zeus and the mother of the three graces. Leto: the goddess of the night, the daughter of Zeus and Phoebe, the sixth wife of Zeus and the mother of Apollo and Artemis.

Twelve Olympians

Zeus: son of Cronus, king of gods, in charge of the sky. The supreme god in Greek mythology, who mastered thunder and lightning, was also called Raytheon. With the support of his mother Rhea, he killed his father Cronus and became the third generation God King. Character is extremely lewd, often cheating on his wife Hera with other goddesses and mortals, and there are countless illegitimate children. Symbols are eagles, oak trees, sticks, thrones and peaks; His favorite sacrifices are a female goat and a white bull with golden horns.

Hera: the daughter of Cronus, the sister and wife of Zeus; She is in charge of marriage and childbirth and is the patron saint of women; Hera is elegant in temperament, beautiful in appearance, and faithful to her partner, worthy of being the queen of heaven, but her jealousy is also famous all over the world, so Hera and Zeus often have fierce quarrels. However, usually Zeus's sweet words can always make them reconciled. The symbol is peacock, because this bird with colorful feathers and full of stars is a symbol of the beautiful and spectacular night sky, and the sky is the radiant face of Hera. Poseidon: the king of the sea, the second brother of Zeus, the husband of Amphitrite, holding a huge trident, commanding all creatures in the sea. It is described as half man and half fish, and it can call the wind and rain. Violent and cruel. In Greek mythology, Poseidon and Amphitrite were corresponding to Zeus and Hera. Zeus and Poseidon are both famous for their love of having children, and their countless descendants have both gods and mortals. Horses and cows are sacred to him, and he likes horses very much. Therefore, after he ruled the ocean, he turned several horses into fish-horse hybrids with tail fins. In this way, they also pull carts for him in the water. Hades: Zeus, Poseidon, the elder brother of Demeter, was in charge of the underworld. He was strong, but calm, and the most mysterious of the gods. He reminds people of death and is often used as a symbol of wealth. People seldom call him by his real name because he always wears a coat to cover his face and body. There is no evil except robbing Persephone, the daughter of Demeter, the goddess of harvest, as his wife. Favorite black, favorite sacrifice is black ewe or black bull wrapped in black gauze. Poplar is his sacred tree. Hestia: Goddess of Kitchen Stove and Flame. She is the eldest sister of Zeus, the eldest child of kronos and Gaia, and is in charge of the family affairs of all people. One of the three virgin gods. In Greek mythology, there is no detailed record. She is a chaste virgin goddess. Demeter: Goddess of fertility and agriculture and forestry, the daughter of kronos and Gaia, the second sister and fourth wife of Zeus. She is the goddess in charge of agriculture and high yield, giving life to the earth and teaching human farming. She and Zeus gave birth to Persephone. Ares: Born of God of War, Zeus and Hera. It is a cruel, cunning, impulsive, irrational god who fights for war. Once had an affair with Aphrodite, the wife of the craftsman's god, the god of love and beauty, and was caught in a big net specially made by the craftsman's god. Vultures are his sacred birds, pet animals are dogs, and some say they are hounds. Athena: Wisdom and Sivir are the daughters of Zeus and Metis. Ares symbolizes the cruel and impulsive side of war. As her opposite, Athena represents military strategy and symbolizes being superior in strategy and wisdom. She is brave, strong, kind and kind, but sometimes she is a little narrow-minded and doesn't want others to be better than her. When she was born, Zeus suffered from severe head pain. After Hephaestus split Zeus' head with a big axe, Athena jumped out of it with a pike and armor, and inherited a high degree of wisdom and practical skills from her mother Metis, so she became the patron saint of art and handicrafts. She was renamed Pallas·Athena because she accidentally killed her friend pallas. Owls with bright eyes at night, as well as cocks and poisonous snakes, are symbols of Athena, the goddess with bright eyes. Hermes: The angel, the son of Maia, the daughter of Zeus and Atlas, the forest banshee, is the cleverest god on Olympus. Feet with wings, flying at high speed, became the messenger of the gods in heaven, and later became the protector of travelers, businessmen and thieves, and often turned into the lower bound of mortals to help the protector. Is the cleverest and most cunning god. According to legend, he is a gifted orator, so he is still the god of eloquence. Agile and elegant, wearing winged sandals, wearing a low-crowned hat with wings, and holding a golden wand coiled by two snakes (as its special symbol). Hephaestus: Vulcan, whose Roman name is Vulcan. Son of Zeus and Hera. Unlike other beautiful gods, he is ugly and lame. But gentle, peace-loving, even heaven and earth are very popular. According to legend, the volcano is his craftsman's furnace for building magic weapons and artifacts for the gods. He is a craftsman of the gods, with superb skills, and has created many famous magic weapons and artifacts. Legend has it that Apollo's Japanese car, eros's golden arrow and silver arrow, and Zeus' aegis were all cast by him. Apollo: the patron saint of archery, art and science, the god of just punishment, the god of flash, originally the sun god. The son of Zeus and Leto, the twin brother of the moon god and the hunting goddess Artemis, and one of the twelve Greek gods, his full name is PhoebusApollo, which means "bright" or "brilliant". Represents light, eternal youth, beauty, harmony and calmness. In charge of medicine, literature, poetry, music and so on. The most handsome male god among the twelve gods. The most remarkable thing is the ability to predict. The laurel is his sacred tree, and his favorite pets are dolphins and crows. Aphrodite: the goddess of love and beauty in Greek mythology, as well as the goddess of sex and beauty who is in charge of fertility and navigation. She represents the most emotional outlook on life and symbolizes the satisfaction of beauty, youth and lust. Cronus cut off his father Uranus's penis, threw it into the Aegean Sea and was born from the waves. Myrtle is her sacred tree, and pigeons are her favorite birds. Swans and sparrows are also favored. Artemis: the chaste hunting goddess, the new moon god, with the crescent moon as her bow. Artemis is the twin sister of Apollo and one of the three virgins. So it is also called the patron saint of virgins. She is the master of wildlife, an excellent archer and a major hunter in the celestial world. Another of her hobbies is dancing. Cypress is her sacred tree, and deer is her favorite pet animal. Dionysus: the hospitable god of wine and revelry, the son of Zeus and a mortal woman, Semele, the only official god with mortal blood, and the closest one of the gods to mankind, he symbolizes irrationality, indulgence and passion; Invented wine and popularized the cultivation of grapes. With his dual personality, he can bring joy and intoxication, but at the same time he is cruel and irritable-just like wine. (Dionysus came to Olympus only later, while Hades, the brother of Zeus and Poseidon, was always the king of the underworld. Prometheus, who was condemned to suffer for a long time on the cliffs, always wore an iron ring and was inlaid with a piece of stone from Caucasus Mountain, so that Zeus could boast that his enemy was still locked in the mountain, but was finally rescued by Hercules. )

Aether: Space God, son of Euripides and Knicks. Hemera: the day god, the daughter of Euripides and Knicks. Ka Rong: the god of Styx, the son of Euripides and the Knicks. Thanatos: Death; Son of the night goddess Knicks. Hypnus: Sleeping God; Son of the night goddess Knicks. Eris: the goddess of discord; The daughter of Knicks, the goddess of the night, loves to stir up discord. The most famous achievement is to provoke the "Trojan War". Moerae: Three Fates: Three daughters of the night goddess Knicks. Atropos cut off the thread of life, Lachesis decided the length of the thread of life and Clotho spun the thread of life. Morus: the god of doom; Son of the Knicks. Ceres: ghosts and gods; Daughters of the Knicks. Momus: mocking God; Kerr, the son of the Knicks: the god of destruction; Oizys, the son of the Knicks: worrying about God; Nemesis, the son of the Knicks: the goddess of righteous indignation; Apate, the daughter of the Knicks: deceiving God; Philotes, the daughter of the Knicks: the goddess of lust; Geras, the daughter of the Knicks: the god of age; Cacia, the daughter of the Knicks: the goddess of evil; Eurynomus, the daughter of the Knicks: the god of decay; Oneiros, the son of the Knicks: the god of dreams; Knicks and Hypnos, who number 3,000, are the incarnation of all dreams. Asteria: The starry night goddess, the sister of the night goddess Leto. Among the three goddess of the night, the Knicks are the embodiment of the night itself, while Leto and the Astria sisters are two different appearances of the night: Leto symbolizes the dark night without stars and moons, and Asteria corresponds to the starry night. Hecate: The goddess of the underworld and magic. The dark side of the world symbolizes her. Maid of the afterlife. The only daughter of Asteria, the goddess of starry night, and Perseus, the god of destruction. Nemesis: Nemesis; Specially punish lawbreakers. Helios: Sun God, son of betrothed Leo and Tia, brother of Selene, the goddess of the moon, and eos, Leona. Selene Selene): the goddess of the moon, the daughter of betrothed Leo and Tia, the sister of Helius, the sun god, and eos, the god of Leona. Eos (EOS): the goddess of dawn, the daughter of betrothed Leo and Tia, the sister of Helius, the sun god, and Selene, the moon goddess. Persephone: the goddess of spring, the daughter of Demeter; Hadders's wife. Eros: Son of little love god, Aphrodite and Ares. His "weapon" is a magic javelin or bow and arrow. The person who is shot will have an irresistible love for the first opposite sex he meets. Hebe: the daughter of Zeus and Hera; The goddess of youth is the cupbearer of Olympus. After marrying Heracles. Canon Iraq: Pan, the goddess of ice and snow: the faun, the son of Hermes; With a pair of horns and hoofs. He is an excellent composer and flute player. Happy, naughty and lecherous gods often dance with the fairies in the mountains. However, because of his ugly appearance, he can never find a wife. Graces: the daughter of Zeus and Eurnome; The dancers of the gods bring beauty to the world; They are Aglaia (Goddess of Glory), Euphrosyne (Goddess of Joy) and Thalia (Goddess of Encouragement), Muses: the daughters of Zeus and Menemogne, * * * there are nine people; Also known as Muse or divines of Pierre, because they were born in Pierre. They are: Calliope (eloquence and narrative poem), Clio (history), Urania (astronomy), Melpomene (tragedy), Thalia (comedy), Terpsichore (dance), Erato (love poem), and Polyhymnia (love poem). Ode) Euterpe (Lyrics) theErinnyes: Nemesis, also known as Eumenides. Ruthlessly retaliate against the criminal until his death. Especially severe for those who commit the great crime of killing their mothers. * * * There are three people. They were born from Uranus's blood. It is said that Uranus's JingXie splashed on Gaia, and Gaia was born. Tisiphone, Megaera, Alecto, Ades: Seven beautiful daughters of Artemis, of whom Maia is Hermes's mother. They are: Ileka, Maia, Taygete, Yuni, Sterope, Celaeno, Horae, daughters of Zeus and themis, and Dike, goddess of order in Eunomia. Horae: The daughters of Selene, the goddess of the full moon. Thallo, goddess of spring (bud), Auxo, goddess of summer (growth), Carpo, goddess of autumn (result), goddess of season, Horae, daughters of the sun god Helius. Auge (Auge) Morning Goddess Anatole (Anatole) Sunrise Goddess Muse (Mousika) Learning Goddess Gymnastika (Nymphe) Bathing Goddess Nymphe (Mesembria) Noon Goddess Sponde (Sponde) Worship the Goddess Elete and Pray for the Goddess Akte. Hesperis, the goddess of Dysis, alker, the goddess of sunset, and Tarrasa, the goddess of sunset: the goddess of the sea, the daughter of Etla and Hemera, and the wife of Puntos. Nereus: The eldest son of Puntos and Caiya, nicknamed "the old man in the sea". He is a knowledgeable, sincere and kind old fairy. Doris: the daughter of Oke Anoos, one of the three thousand sea goddesses. Nereus's wife. Thaumas: the sea god of wonders, the child of Puntos and Gaia. Phorcys: the sea god of destruction, the child of Puntos and Gaia. Ceto (CETO): The sea god of danger, the child of Puntos and Gaia. Eurybia: Poseidon of power, the child of Puntos and Gaia. Thetis: The wisest of nereus's daughters. Amphitrite: Queen of the Sea, the daughter of nereus and the wife of Poseidon. TheNereids: Fifty lovely daughters of nereus and Doris. Plotho (Ploto) Eucrante (Sao) Amphitrite (Amphitrite) odola (Eudora) Thetis (Thetis) Galene (Glauce) Kumtoe (Cymothoe) Speo Toe (Thoe) Haliey (Hale). Pasithea) Erato (Erato) Eureka (Eunice) Molite (Melite) Eulimene (Agaue) Doto (Proto) Philusa (Pherusa) Dynamene (Nisaea) Actaea. Protomedea) Li Ruisi (Doris) Panopea (Panopea) Galatea (Galatea) Hippotoee (Hipponoe) Kumodoce (Cymodoce) Kumo (Cymo) Ernie (Eione) Alimede Grau. Pontoporea, Leagore, Euagore, Laomedea, Lunoe, Autonoe, Lysianassa, Euarne, Psamathe, Menippe, and the other two are the most important. Ou Bo, themis,, Prono, Pronoe, Nemertes, Triton, son of Poseidon and Amphitrite; Holding a big conch, half man and half fish. Minos: son of Zeus and Europa, king of Crete; Known for its strict rule of law, he became one of the judges of hades after his death. Rhadamanthys: Minos's brother and one of the judges of hades. Calypso mythology: goddess of the sea, daughter of Artemis; Fell in love with the mortal hero Odysseus, but failed to marry him because of Zeus' obstruction. Achelous: The river god, the oldest of the sons of oceanus and Tessie. The father of the siren Sai Ren. Alcyoneus: The son of heaven and earth, the most powerful giant, will not be killed when he is on the ground. Amalthea: A fairy in the sea has a horn from which she can get food. After the horn of Achelous, the river god, was broken by Heracles, she gave one of her to Achelous. Iris: the messenger of Zeus; Rainbow goddess; Sister of Happiel, the headbird. Arce (Arce): Titan; Neon goddess; Leucothea, the sister of the headbird, is the goddess of the sea; After Poseidon broke Odysseus's boat, she rescued Odysseus. Perse: The daughter of oceanus and Tessie, and the wife of Helius. Clymene: the daughter of oceanus and Tessie, one of the sea goddesses. It seems that he had intimate relations with several gods, including Prometheus and Apollo, and gave birth to many children. Circe: The daughter of Helius and Pearl Earplugs, she is a powerful sorceress who can turn people into livestock. Proteus: Old people in the sea change endlessly. Scamander: the name of the river is also the name of the river god; Also known as Xanthus Hesperides: the daughters of the Knicks; Guard the golden apple tree that Gaia gave to Hera as a wedding gift. Syrinx: The Goddess of Mountain Forest, pursued by Pan, turned into a reed. Pallas: Triton's daughter; Athena accidentally killed her, and in memory of her, she changed her name to pallas, calling herself Pallas Athena. Ers: Goddess of Echo. It is said that I fell in love with Apollo, but I couldn't reach it. Die of melancholy. Into an echo in the valley. Glaucus: Poseidon is good at making predictions. Talos: a giant, the last man in the Bronze Age; Guard crete. Menoetius: the shepherd of hades. Biya (Bio): the fierce personification, Cratos, the son of pallas and the Stix River: the powerful personification, the son of pallas and the Stix River, is a "fierce" brother.