What are the twelve most worshipped gods in ancient Greek religion?

1, Zeus: son of Cronus and Rhea; In charge of heaven, he is the third king of God; Known for lewdness.

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

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

4. 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.

5. Demeter: the daughter of Cronus and Rhea and the sister of Zeus; Goddess of agriculture. (The position of the Lord God was given to Hadders, the keeper of hades)

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

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

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

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

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

1 1, themis: daughter of Zeus and Leto, twin brother and sister of Apollo; The beautiful goddess of hunting and the moon, the protector of young people.

12, Hestia (Hestia), the goddess of the kitchen in Greek mythology, the protector of the house.

The list of the Twelve Gods is different, but in ancient general religious worship, poetry and artistic works, it is standardized as Zeus, Hera, Dionysus (or Hestia), Poseidon, Demeter, Athena, Apollo, themis, Ares, Aphrodite, hephaestus and Hermes.

Although the status of Hades is similar to that of Zeus and Poseidon, and it also has the same influence in the system of Olympus, it is generally excluded from the Twelve Gods because it is the ruler of Hades. Plato connected the twelve gods with the twelve months. He believes that hades should be associated with the last month to represent the dead. In Huai, Plato rejected Hestia.

Greek mythology is the spiritual product of primitive clan society and the earliest literary form in Europe. It came into being in the 8th century BC, and it was based on the long-term oral spread of ancient Greek aborigines and referred to the myths spread from Greece to other countries.

Later, it was recorded in Homer's Epic Homer, hesiod's Divine Spectrum, ancient Greek poetry, drama, history, philosophy and other works. Later generations organized it into the present ancient Greek fairy tales, which are divided into two parts: the story of god and the legend of hero.

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Greek mythology-Baidu Encyclopedia