Zues was the son of Gaia god of Earth and Cronos, god of time, he would eat every child that Gaia produced for him because he had a fear that one of his sons would overthrow him. He had this fear for he killed his father with a sickle and as his father died he cursed Cronos that he would suffer the same fate as he did, and his son would kill him, just like Cronos had killed him.
Eventually Gaia hid her pregnancy and gave birth inside of a cave letting nymphs take care of Zues. When Cronos asked Gais for her son she gave him a rock instead which he ate and out came all of his sons and daughters which he had eaten. Ofcourse they were all perfectly alive and well and eventually with the help of Zues defeated ronos in the battle of the gods.
She sprung from the head of Zeus. (She had no mother)
go tohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeus#Birth=)
Kronos and Gaia
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I don't know what you mean by "special" but when Zeus was born, Rhea (his mother) hid him and gave his father a fake baby to eat. Zeus was then raised by another person but returned
Hera's father, Cronos, had swallowed her at birth because he was afraid that she would overthrow him. Eventually, Zeus managed to make Cronos puke Hera and her siblings back up.
Zeus Mendoza's birth name is Jesus Mendoza.
It was Hera, who was the only wife of Zeus.
There is no date of birth or death of the ancient Greek god Zeus.
She sprung from the head of Zeus. (She had no mother)
go tohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeus#Birth=)
Cronus, the father of Zeus, wanted to swallow him at birth. Zeus took a grudge to this.
When you say "Who was after Zeus", if you ment in the ranking of power.. then it was Zeus, then Poseidon, then Hades. If you ment birth, then it was Hades, Poseidon, then Zeus. Hope i helped. :)
Kronos and Gaia
Zeus is a god of the ancient Greek pantheon and is not mentioned in the Bible. The Bible says that Mary gave birth to Jesus.
The moral lesson of the birth of Athena is that wisdom, courage, and creativity can be born out of difficult circumstances. Athena's birth from Zeus's forehead symbolizes the power of intellect and strategy coming forth from chaos and conflict. This story teaches us that strength and wisdom can emerge from challenges and adversity.