Ancient Greek mythology tells amazing stories about gods who were worshiped by people. The gods of Olympus were the characters of various legends and myths, and now stories from their lives can be filmed.
The gods in ancient Greece lived on the sacred Mount Olympus. Nothing human was alien to these gods. In ancient Greek mythology, there is a certain connection between the gods and man. Until now, the memory of many famous gods of Olympus is preserved in the masterpieces of world architecture in Greece. Several of the most revered gods can be identified.
Zeus is the youngest son of the Goddess Rhea, who was born secretly from the father of Kronos and who later managed to take the reins into his own hands. He managed to get his father to return all the swallowed siblings, and Kerson vomited other children. They were Poseidon, Hades, Hera, Demeter and Hestia. After the casting of lots, the children of the gods each received their own power. Zeus got power over the sky and over all that is, with the exception of fate. He was the most revered god of ancient Greece.
In the mythology of ancient Greece, it is said about the 12 main gods of Olympus, who often descended to earth to help people. Some of them, like Zeus, were the children of Rhea.
The goddess Hera is known as the patroness of marriage. In ancient Greece, she was considered both the sister and wife of Zeus. Poseidon - Zeus's brother, was responsible for everything related to water. He became the lord of the water element. Hades got possession of the underworld. Demeter - was considered the Goddess of the fertility of the earth, and Hestia, by lot, received patronage over family well-being.
The female goddesses were famous for their special veneration in ancient Greece. Of these, Athena, Aphrodite, Artemis can be distinguished.
The younger gods also enjoyed some respect in ancient Greece. For example, Dionysus is the god of winemaking and Hermes is the patron saint of travelers, who is the messenger of Zeus.
