The Greek God Zeus (Jupiter)

The supreme god in ancient Greek mythology, the father of the gods and the world, and the leader of the Olympian protoss. Zeus has many children. The first wife, the goddess of wisdom, Metis, gave birth to Athena; Themis, the second wife, gave birth to three goddesses of time and fate. Zeus and Hera gave birth to Ares, craftsman hephaestus and the goddess of youth Herb. Zeus and Leto gave birth to Apollo and themis, Maya gave birth to Hermes, Demeter gave birth to Persephone, Onomo gave birth to the goddess of beauty and wisdom, and Mnemosyne gave birth to Muse Nine. Zeus and mortal woman Semele gave birth to Dionysus Dionysus. Zeus gave birth to Hercules with alcmene and Thebes, the wives of King Anfield, and Poerxiusi with Shen Jianing, the daughter of King Achilles of Argos. With the birth of Leda, Helen, Caster and Duke Bolu, and so on. Zeus is an inherent god in Greece, and its name comes from Indo-European language, which means "clear sky". Zeus is the son of kronos and Rhea, and his brothers and sisters are Poseidon, Hades, Hera and Demeter, the goddess of agriculture. Zeus was the third generation god, the second generation father god, the Titan gods, who was overthrown by him. Kronos, the father of Zeus, was afraid of being replaced by his son. Whenever Rhea gave birth to a son, he swallowed it. After Zeus was born; Rhea swaddled a stone to trick kronos into swallowing it, while the baby was secretly sent to Mount Decatur in Crete. There, he was protected by Culetus and fed with goat's milk by two goddesses. In addition, Rhea gave birth to Zeus in a cave in Dechert, and later entrusted the baby to Coulette and Cuban. They fed Zeus the goat's milk from Amartya. The oldest symbol of Zeus (double axe) in Crete still exists in Crete. Double-sided axe is a kind of instrument, which is said to suffocate life and give life; There are both destructive and creative forces. The shape of a double-sided axe is placed between the two horns of the bull. This cow is also considered to be the incarnation of Zeus in Crete (Zeus once became a bull and robbed Europa). Minotaur, a monster, lives in a maze and is regarded as an alien of Zeus in Crete. The image of ancient Zeus is close to Zagreb. Zagreb was later described as the son of Zeus.

In the myth system of Zeus on Mount Olympus, Zeus lived in Crete, an ancient exile. In Delphi, there is a wind of worshipping ancient sacred objects. The so-called "sacred objects" are the food that kronos swallowed or used as the navel stone of baby Zeus.

When Zeus grew up, he listened to Metis and induced his father kronos to take an emetic, so that his brothers and sisters could escape from his father's abdomen safely. In order to reward Zeus, they gave each other lightning. Later, in order to compete for control, Zeus fought with the Titan gods such as Cleopatra. This struggle lasted 10 years. The elves helped Zeus; Klopp forged lightning for him. The Titan gods were defeated and driven into talos. Zeus, Poseidon and Hades shared the command. Zeus rules the sky, Poseidon rules the ocean, and Hades rules the underworld. Zeus, as the god of the sky, is in charge of weather and lightning; Can disperse the dark clouds, as long as he shakes the shield, it will thunder and lightning, and the rainstorm will be like a note. The image of Zeus is the fusion of meteorological gods in many regions. In ancient times, Zeus combined the functions of life and death. He presided over the trial of the dead, so he was also called "Zeus Ketonios" (meaning "Zeus underground"). In Corinth, there is a worship of Zeus Cordoni Oss. Later Zeus was only the incarnation of light. During the patriarchal clan system, Zeus was imprisoned on Mount Olympus and was called "Zeus of Mount Olympus". The establishment of Zeus' position experienced various obstacles. Gaia once sent her son Tifeng to make trouble, and Zeus defeated the monster with lightning. On Monday, Zeus drove Tifeng into Tarosta. In addition, Zeus pressed Mount Etna on Mount Tifeng. Fighting with underground monsters for a long time. Many child prodigies were born in Gaia, and new disputes broke out again.

The battle between Zeus and the gods and monsters of Olympus led to the replacement of Brandon. Zeus replaced kronos. According to orpheus's genealogy, Oronomy and orpheus are regarded as the oldest masters, just like the snake elves before kronos and Rhea. They once occupied Mount Olympus, but they were also intimidated by their strength and driven into the depths of the ocean. Zeus is also in danger of being taken away by his son. Zeus and his close relatives began a power struggle. Hera, Poseidon and Athena pallas (also known as Apollo) competed with Zeus, who got help from thetis. Thetis, the daughter of nereus, the ancient sea god, and the sister of Oronomy, the mistress of the overthrown Mount Olympus, used one hundred arms to summon elves to frighten Zeus' opponents. Zeus, as the newborn god of Olympus, turned to the monsters born by the land god for help and fought against such monsters. Zeus of Olympus is regarded as the father of the gods and the world, but his control over the protoss of Olympus is not very stable. His prospects are often unpredictable. Zeus listened to the words of Gaia and Uranus, the gods of the earth, and swallowed Metis in order not to give birth to a son stronger than himself. Gaia's daughter themis told Zeus a mystery (Prometheus knew it): thetis was about to give birth to a stronger son than Zeus. Therefore, Zeus flatly refused to combine with thetis and married her to Peleus, which led to the outbreak of the Trojan War to meet the requirements of Gaia, Mother Earth. Zeus' second wife was themis, the god of justice. They gave birth to their daughter Holly, who made the life of the gods and the world orderly, and they gave birth to their daughter.

Moira is the goddess of fate, and Zeus is not influenced by the goddess of fate. Great changes have taken place in the world of Olympus ruled by Zeus. The daughter of Kalitus, Zeus and Euronome, who endowed life with joy, fun and elegance. Demeter, the wife of Zeus, was no longer the land god who gave birth to monsters, but the god in charge of farming. Even Hades took Persephone, Zeus' daughter, with Zeus' acquiescence. Mnemosyne, the goddess of memory, gave birth to nine muses for Zeus, so Zeus became the source of inspiration, knowledge and art. Zeus' third wife, Hera, occupies a vital position and is regarded as the patron saint of marriage. Zeus gave birth to the gods, endowed the world with laws, order, scholarship, art and moral norms, and gradually changed the world. In many myths, the scenes of Zeus in ancient times and before Olympus are clearly visible. He married Carly Opel, the muse, and gave birth to Cleopatra, the servant of Kibole, the supreme mother (according to legend, Zeus was the one who protected the baby in Crete). Zeus still retains his ancient artifact-thunder and lightning. He used force to suppress resistance or punish it.

Zeus of Olympus is regarded as the patron saint of the world commune and city-state life, the patron saint of the humiliated and the prayers, and other gods only obey their orders. He endowed the world legal system, stipulated the whole social order, sheltered people's congresses and parliaments, and supervised the observance of ancient customs and religious ceremonies. Zeus seems to be the law of life and the creator of all living things. Zeus is regarded as the all-powerful master. He decides the fate of the world. In war and competition, he is also the giver of victory. Zeus of Olympus is also considered as the father of many heroes, who put their sacred will and good wishes into practice. The sons of Zeus are: Hercules, Poerxiusi, Dioscuroy, Salpeidon, the famous king and wise man Minos, Rada Mantis and Arcos. Zeus helped the heroes cut off the underground monsters and condemned the bloodshed and suffering caused by the expedition represented by Ares. In the myth about the hero's life, the plot of ancient fetishism is common. For example, Zeus met Shen Jianing as a golden rain, met Semele with lightning, and became a bull.

Rob Europa, incarnated as a swan meeting Leda, incarnated as a snake meeting Persephone. Stories of ancient animal morphology are also everywhere: Zeus once turned his lover into an animal (Io into a cow and Callisto into a bear) to avoid Hera's eyes and ears.

Zeus is not only the "father of the world and gods", but also a majestic punisher. Prometheus stole the fire from hephaestus's melting pot to help the world, but was severely punished by Zeus and imprisoned in the Caucasus cliff. In order to create the so-called "perfect man", Zeus exterminated mankind several times. He sent down the flood that destroyed the world, except ordinary people.

Micheus' son Du Kallion and his wife Pilars survived. Zeus intended to destroy the inferior race and create a new race. The Trojan War was also the result of Zeus' determination to punish the ungodly. Zeus destroyed the clan of Atlantis because they forgot to worship God. Plato once called Zeus "the defender of law".

Zeus once cursed some heroes and descendants (descendants of Taras, Sisyphus, Atreus and Cadmus). In this way, ancient Zeus was endowed with more and more obvious moral attributes. According to legend, the establishment of state system, order and morality has nothing to do with Prometheus, but is closely related to Zeus' behavior. Zeus gave the world a sense of shame and rules of social interaction. Zeus is described as a "fire" and a "burning body", living in the ether and in charge of the sky, thus becoming the organizer of Olympus life; Here, heaven and earth are treated equally.

The myth of Zeus on Mount Olympus. It can be called a reflection of the strengthening of the patriarchal monarchy in Brasilia (especially King Mycenae). Zeus was hailed as the king by the gods. It was not until the Hellenistic period that Zeus became the master of the world and the master of its destiny. The concept of Zeus in some ancient areas has the characteristics of folk belief. In Tatano, Zeus was regarded as the god of fertility and the giver of food. In Crete, Zeus was regarded as the incarnation of mysterious force of nature and the god of the valley who came back from the dead. During the Hellenistic period, the worship of Zeus was usually confused with the worship of Egyptian gods Amon and Celabis.

Zeus is a symbol of aegis and strength, and sometimes an axe belongs to him. Zeus had almost no festivals, because his duties were entrusted to other gods: Apollo-prophecy, Demeter-agriculture, Athena-wisdom and art. In order to worship Zeus, a pan-Greek competition was held in Olympia as a symbol of the unity and harmony of the Greek city-states. In ancient Roman mythology, Zeus and Jupiter were confused.

The image of Zeus often appears in ancient Greek epics, tragedies, art and other works. Scenes related to Shen Jianing, Europa, Io and Leda. Appeared in later literary works.

Olympia in the Peloponnesian Peninsula is the main holy land of Zeus. There is a famous temple of Zeus here. The Olympic Games originated from sports competitions held to worship Zeus.