What are the Twelve Gods?

Question 1: What do the Twelve Gods of the Yellow Calendar mean? The twelve gods in the Gregorian calendar are: building, eliminating, deciding, breaking and combining crises. Among them, six days except the crisis are auspicious days, and the other six days are unlucky days in the underworld.

Question 2: What do the twelve Titan gods in Greek mythology mean? What is the difference with the ancient gods and the Twelve Gods? Titan/Titan is an ancient protoss. They are the children of Uranus, the God of the sky, and Gaia, the mother of the earth. Cyclops/Cyclops, Cyclops and Hector Tower, brothers and sisters of the Hundred Armed Troll.

Titan's original intention is not "huge" (pay attention to the distinction between titans in English), but a giant is a giant, a group bred by mother Gaia alone.

Note: In the following, I will call them Titan, which I am used to calling them. Titan = Titan = Titan

The Twelve Titans usually refer to them. They are:

Oceanus: The God of the Sea, the oldest man among the Titans, encircles the universe. His wife is Tethys. They have 3,000 daughters and almost all the rivers and springs in the world.

Coase: The director is the god of wisdom, questioning and thinking. His wife is Phoebe, and they have two night goddesses, namely Lott and Asteria.

Hyperion: The director is the god of light, heat and sun. His wife is thea. They have a brother and sister, the sun god Helius, the moon goddess Selene and Leona eos.

Chris: The director is the god of life and growth. His wife is Eurybia, the goddess of the sea of power. They are Astray Oath, Poehls and pallas.

I Partos: The director is the god of life and death. His wife is Clymene, the goddess of the sea. They have Atlas, Prometheus, Epimetheus and Menosius.

Cronus: Director of space and time, God of the sky, the youngest second-generation king of Titan, and his wife Rhea. They were born with Hestia, the God of Fire, Hades, Demeter, Poseidon and Hera.

Thea: Treasurer, goddess of light and sight, engaged to Leon's wife.

Rhea: Goddess in charge of time, wind, frost and fertility, wife of the second generation queen Cronus.

Themis: Goddess of order, justice and law, the second wife of Zeus. They have three time series goddesses, Eunomia, Dike and Erine.

Mnemosyne: Goddess of literature and memory, one of the three goddesses of poetry, the fifth wife of Zeus. They have nine muses.

Phoebe: The moon, the answer, the goddess of divination, the wife of Kush.

Tethys: head of hydrology, goddess of the sea, wife of Oxius.

In addition to the twelve Titan gods, Uranus and Caia also gave birth to several Titan gods, mainly including:

Eitner: Sicilian volcano goddess

Mehlert: The goddess of meditation, one of the three goddesses of poetry.

Aoede: the goddess of singing (vocal music) and one of the three goddesses of poetry.

Dione: the goddess of the ice sea [another common saying is that she is the daughter of Oke Anoos and Tessie].

Adanos: God of Judgment

Eustace: The God of Substitution.

Andes: the mountain god of the Andes

Olympus: the God of the Holy Mountain (the incarnation of the Holy Mountain of Olympus)

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Question 3: Who is the God of 12 in Greek mythology? What functions do they represent? 1, Zeus: (Rome is also called Jupiter) Zeus, the father of the gods and the supreme ruler of all things on earth.

2. Hera: (Rome is also called Juno) Hera, sister and wife of Zeus. Is the representative of women, in charge of marriage and childbirth. Personality is characterized by jealousy.

3. Poseidon: (Rome is also called Japan) Poseidon, the sea king, is the master of all oceans and waters.

4. De Miltel: Demeter, the goddess of the earth, was the harvest manager.

5. Hades: (Rome is also called Pluto) Hades, the guardian of the underworld, ruled the dark world.

6. Athena: (Rome is also called Minerva) Athena was originally regarded as Sivir, and later gradually became the goddess of wisdom and the patron saint of Athens.

7. Apollo: (Rome is also called Apollo) Apollo is the god of light, youth and music in poetry and art, and also the sun god.

8. Artemis: (Rome is also called Di Anna) Artemis, the moon god, the god of hunting and women, is the embodiment of women's purity.

9. Dionysus (also called Bacchus in Rome): Dionysus, Dionysus, the god of binge drinking.

10, Aphrodite (also known as Venus in Rome): Aphrodite, the goddess of love. Her loyal follower little love god eros (also known as Cupid in Rome) held a bow and arrow, and the person who was shot fell in love.

1 1, hephaestus: hephaestus, Vulcan.

12, Ares: (also known as Mars in Roman mythology) Ares.

Question 4: The relationship between the twelve gods. All the gods live on Mount Olympus. There are twelve main gods: Zeus, the father of the gods and the supreme ruler of all things on earth. Hera: (also known as Juno in Rome) Hera, sister and wife of Zeus. Is the representative of women, in charge of marriage and childbirth. Personality is characterized by jealousy. Poseidon: (Rome is also called Neptune) Poseidon, the king of the sea, the master of all oceans and waters. Hades: (Also known as Pluto in Rome) Hades, the guardian of the underworld, ruled the dark world. Athena: (Also known as Minerva in Rome) Athena, the first of the three virgins, was regarded as Sivir at first, and then gradually became the goddess of wisdom and the guardian goddess of Athens. Apollo: (Rome is also called Apollo) Apollo is god of light, youth and music in poetry and art, and god of light and Artemis are twins. Themis: (also called Di Anna in Rome) Artemis, the goddess of the moon, hunting and women, is the embodiment of women's purity and the twin brother and sister of Apollo. Aphrodite: freyja Aphrodite. Her loyal follower little love god eros (also known as Cupid in Rome) holds a bow and arrow. The person who is shot with his golden arrow will fall in love with the first person he sees later, while the person who is shot with his lead arrow will have inexplicable hatred for another person. Hermes: (Rome is also called Mercury)? God of business and market, Herald. Ares: (also called Mars in Roman mythology) Ares. Hephaestus: (Also known as Vulcan in Rome) hephaestus, the god of fire and forging. Hestia: Rome is also called Vesta? , Kitchen God. Two small gods on the earth: Demeter: (also known as Sires in Rome) Demeter, the goddess of the earth, was in charge of the harvest. Dionysus: (also called Bacchus in Rome) Dionysus, Dionysus, the god of binge drinking. All the twelve gods have distinct personalities and secular desires. They have human character and emotion and superhuman special skills. Heroes in ancient Greece, in addition to the stories of gods, have many legends of demigods and demigods. The most famous legend about heroes is the story of Achilles and Achilles described in Homer's epic. Other famous heroes include: Heracles, theseus, Poerxiusi, Jason, hector, the monster Medusa of Agamemnon, and the gorgon. Everyone will turn into a stone statue when they see her face. Hydra: Hydra was killed by Hercules. Minotaur: Minotaur Monster in Crete.

Question 5: What are the Twelve Gods? All three are monotheistic beliefs, and there are similarities in the attributes of God, but the differences are very obvious.

I'm a Christian, so I don't think it's necessary to argue about whether it's the same god, because the concept of god exists at all times and in all countries, and everyone has his own concept of god. Everyone's understanding is influenced by education, personal experience and surrounding environment.

Christians believe in the God who is revealed to all mankind through Jesus Christ. He created the universe and cared for everyone. He hoped that everyone would return to the God around him and let us believe in his love and be willing to pay the price.

Question 6: What does the Twelve Olympians stand for? Zeus: ζ ε, (Sky) Hera: ρ α (Marriage) Poseidon :οσ ε ν (Ocean) Hades: ν ν, (Hades) Athena: α θ ν ν (Wisdom) Apollo: α π λ ω ν. (Love Beauty) Hermes: ε ρ μ (Commercial) God of War: ρ η (War) hephaestus: φ α η η ο (Flame) Dionysus: δ ι ν ο ο (Wine) Two small gods on the earth: Hestia: ε ρ ο (Furnace). They have human character and emotion and superhuman special skills.

Question 7: What gods do the zodiac represent? It doesn't seem to represent a god, depending on the time when these 12 animals bark.

Question 8: What is the name of the famous god in ancient Greek mythology and what does it stand for? 12 Where does God point? 12 Hecate: Goddess of the Night.

Gaia: Goddess of the Earth

Uranus: the God of Heaven

Cronus: God of Peace.

Rhea: One of the twelve Titan gods, the wife of Cronus.

Oceanus: One of the twelve Titan gods, the water god.

Tethys: One of the twelve Titan gods and the wife of Osenas.

Hyperion: One of the 12 Titan gods, god of light.

Thea: One of the twelve Titan gods, the wife of Hyperion.

Mnemosyne: One of the 12 Titan gods, the God of Memory. The mother of nine muses (literary goddesses).

Partos: One of the Twelve Giants. The father of Prometheus, Epimetheus and Al themis.

Chris: One of the twelve titans, the god of growth.

Simis: One of the twelve Titan gods, the goddess of order and justice. Fate and the mother of the four seasons.

Phoebe: One of the twelve titans, the goddess of the moon.

Coase: One of the twelve Titan gods, the god of wisdom. Phoebe's husband.

Prometheus: One of the most wise gods, known as the "prophet". Creator and protector of mankind.

Epimetheus: One of the stupidest gods, known as "the latter".

Atlas: One of the highest and strongest gods.

Metis: A smart and beautiful female Titan. She has the ability to predict.

Twelve Lord God

Zeus: son of Cronus and Rhea; In charge of heaven, he is the third king of God; It is famous for its lust for flowers.

Hera: the sister and wife of the beautiful queen Zeus; A protector of marriage, especially a married woman.

Poseidon: the brother of Zeus; In charge of the sea; Grumpy and greedy

Hades: the brother of Zeus; Being in charge of hades is also the god of wealth; Have a hat that can be invisible; Cruel, terrible, but trustworthy.

Demeter: the daughter of Cronus and Rhea and the sister of Zeus; Goddess of agriculture.

Ares: the son of Zeus and Hera; God of war; Rough and bloodthirsty, but not a real soldier.

Athena: the product of the combination of Zeus and Medes; Goddess of Wisdom and Sivir; She is the embodiment of wisdom, reason and purity.

Apollo: the son of Zeus and Leto, and Artemis were twin brothers and sisters; Sun god; Full name Phobos? Apollo (Phobos Apollo).

Aphrodite: the god of love, beauty and desire; From the foam in the sea.

Hermes: the son of Zeus and Maya; The fastest god; The patron saint of thieves, the god of business, and the guide of the dead.

Themis: the daughter of Zeus and Leto, the twin brother and sister of Apollo; The beautiful goddess of hunting and the moon, the protector of young people.

Hephaestus: the son of Zeus and Hera, the only ugly god, but his wife is Aphrodite, the god of love and beauty; God of fire and forging, making weapons and armor for the gods; The patron saint of blacksmiths and weavers.

Other gods

Hestia: daughter of Cronus and Rhea, sister of Zeus; The virgin goddess, who does not participate in government affairs, is the god of kitchen and bathroom and is in charge of family affairs.

Thanatos: Death; The son of the goddess of the night, one of the most qualified husbands, has a twin brother-Sleeping God (Xupunos); Hades' chief military attache

Eris: the daughter of Zeus and Hera; The goddess of discord loves to stir up discord. Her most famous achievement is to stir up the Trojan War.

Vengeance: The goddess of revenge or justice; Specially punish offenders.

Helius: God of Yang, son of Titan Hyperion; The predecessor of Apollo.

Eos: the goddess of dawn.

Persephone: the daughter of Demeter; After being kidnapped by hades to become the underworld.

Dionysus: The son of Zeus and a mortal woman, Semele, is the only official god with mortal blood; Dionysus; Invented wine and popularized grape varieties ... >>

Question 9: What are the Greek gods 12 and what are their names? 1. Zeus: (Rome is also called Jupiter) Zeus, the father of the gods, the supreme ruler of all things on earth, the Lord of Olympus, the god of the gods.

2. Hera: (Rome is also called Juno) Hera, sister and wife of Zeus. Is the representative of women, in charge of marriage and childbirth. Personality is characterized by jealousy.

3. Poseidon: (Rome is also called Neptune) Poseidon, the king of the sea, is the master of all oceans and waters.

4. Athena: (Rome is also called Minerva) Athena was originally regarded as Sivir, and later gradually became the goddess of wisdom. Because she is the goddess of Athens, she is also Sivir. One of three virgins.

5. Apollo: (Rome is also called Apollo) Apollo, the sun god, is the god of light, youth and music in poetry and art, and is a twin brother and sister with god of light Al themis.

Themis: (also known as Di Anna in Di Anna) Artemis, the goddess of the moon, one of the three virgins, the god of hunting, the god of women, the embodiment of women's purity, and the twin brother and sister of Apollo.

7. Aphrodite: (Rome is also called Venus) Aphrodite, the goddess of love. Her loyal follower, little love god eros (also known as Cupid in Rome), held a bow and arrow. The person shot by his golden arrow will fall in love with the first person he sees later, while the person shot by his lead arrow will have inexplicable hatred for another person.

8. Hermes: (Rome is also known as Mercury) Hermes, god of commerce and market, messenger.

Ares: (also known as Mars in Roman mythology) Ares.

9. Demeter: (Rome is also called Cyrus Cyrus) Demeter, a goddess closely related to the land, is the god of grain and the goddess of harvest.

10. hephaestus: (Rome is also called vulcan) hephaestus, Vulcan, the god of forging.

1 1. Kitchen God Hestia. One of three virgins.

12. Estella: (also known as dice in Rome) the star of righteousness (meaning "star girl"), the goddess of justice, the embodiment of justice. The goddess of justice, the daughter of Zeus and themis, is one of the four seasons goddesses (Horae) who ruled the world in the "golden age". She has a pair of scales to measure the good and evil in this world. She was originally sent to this world to be in charge and judge right and wrong, good and evil. Later, she was disappointed, because she saw all the ugliness in the world, returned to heaven in disappointment and became a virgo, so Astero Ya was also called "Viergo", which means "virgin".