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Sometimes it's grey. The Greek God Family Tree in a Nutshell. "sea foam" that's what they all say. Thats right, one of my favorite lines from Hesiod is the Philommedes line! In the Greek shes "φιλομμηδέα" which is a name that means "genital loving". So the goddess of love came from a cock and balls... makes sense.
The Ancient Greek pantheon was a sort of accumulation of lots of different religions. Most of these religions had a prominent 'male' God who took a wife. The 'male' Gods from all these religions were quite similar in terms of their power and roles and merged into one God, Zeus.
Chronus and Kronus/Cronus did tend to get mixed up in later myths but early on they were separate beings. With Chronus being the primordial god of time and Cronus being just a sky god like his father and son. You're thinking of the Percy Jackson books. 187 votes, 22 comments. 126K subscribers in the GreekMythology community. Welcome to r ...
OP • 2 mo. ago. Zues has many yellow lines from him my boy was living it. 4. Reply. Award. dexterthekilla. • 2 mo. ago. The greek god family tree in a nutshell. 2.
Doomsday_Device. •. Norse, Egyptian, Greek and many other mythologies are absolutely full of fucked up sex. IIRC the Egyptian family tree is basically a circle, the Greek gods were dicks to everything (in Zeus' case he actually dicked everything), and I think Freja was involved in an 8some with some dwarves.
In Greek mythology, Kratos or Cratos (Ancient Greek: Κράτος ("Power") is the son of Pallas and Styx; he and his siblings Nike ("Victory"), Bia ("Force"), and Zelus ("Glory") are all essentially personifications. Kratos, along with Bia, make a brief appearance in Aeschylus's Prometheus Bound, where in the opening scene, acting as agents of ...
Thats so true. I'll probably stick to a basic family tree that lists all of the children of each god and I'll probably make my own for each separate "family" and just keep notes of how all the gods are supposedly related to each other (ie nearly all the main 12 Olympian gods are either the children of Zeus or they're his siblings).
The easiest way to create a family tree of Gods and heroes, is with Excel. Using Excel or a similar program, you can reserve the first column for which Generation each figure belongs to. Supposedly you start with Chaos, it belongs to Generation 0. Then the direct offspring of Chaos is Generation 1, their offspring Generation 2, and so on and so ...
Aphrodite Pandemos is Zeus' kid, Vulcan's (Hephaestus in Greek) wife, and Ares' fuckbuddy, which is where we got Cupid (Eros in Greek) Source: Took a Greek Mytho course, and assuming the prof knew his shit, this should be right, but considering it varies from writer to writer the official "lore" for this stuff can be tricky.
Greek Gods Family Tree. Wincest. I'm makin a comic book inspired by greek mythology, this is really helpfull. Thank U 4 this amazing picture. I love how Athena's connection to Zeus is "Burst Fully Armed From Forehead". Athena's mother is a titan named Metis by the way. All the gods and goddesses are related to Zeus in some way.