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. She is one of the 12 Olympic gods
. She was brought up by the sea gods and Oceanus and Tethys
. She was tricked by Zeus to marry him

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#2 She is one of the 12 Olympian Gods

#3 She was born after she was disgorged by her father

#4 She was brought up by the sea gods Oceanus and Tethys

Hera was fostered by the sea gods Oceanus and Tethys when she was very young. Her mother Rhea, afraid that she would be harmed by her father Cronus, gave Hera to Tethys and Oceanus for safekeeping. This was at the time when Zeus was engaged in a major struggle to overthrow the Titans. Oceanus was the God of the river Oceanus (according to ancient Greek mythology the entire Earth was surrounded by this river) and his wife Tethys came to be associated with the sea. Oceanus' palace was in the west, which is where Hera was brought up by him and Tethys. Hera always remembered her foster parents very fondly and even tried to reconcile them later in life when they were angry with each other. Oceanus and Tethys were models of matrimonial fidelity; and it may thus be deduced that this was the reason why Hera always remained faithful to Zeus despite his frequent affairs.

#5 Hera was tricked by Zeus into marrying him

Zeus fell in love with Hera as she was the most beautiful of the immortals. However, . Zeus knew that Hera had great love for animals and other beings. He transformed himself a , flew outside her window and pretended to be in distress due to the cold. Hera felt pity for the bird, took it inside and held it to her breast to warm it. Zeus then transformed back into himself and raped her. Hera, ashamed of being exploited, Even after marriage, Zeus kept having sexual relationships with immortal as well as mortal women. There are numerous myths in which Hera . For her part, Hera agreed to marriage with Zeus plotted the demise or cursed these women always remained faithful to Zeus

#6 She was the mother of Ares, Ilithiya, Hephaestus and Hebe

#7 Hera was considered the most beautiful among the immortals

#8 The word Echo has its origins in a myth associated with Hera

Echo was a mountain nymph that lived on Mount Kithairon. Hera's husband Zeus liked to visit nymphs and Hera would follow him and try to catch him in the act. However, Echo would distract Hera by engaging her in long conversations and flattering her. This gave Zeus time to get away and visit the nymphs without being disturbed. Finally, Hera discovered that Echo was deceiving her so that Zeus could get away with his affairs. In order to punish her, Hera cursed Echo to only be able to repeat the words of others and not be able to frame any sentences of her own accord. In fact, the modern-day word "echo" can be traced in origin to this very myth.

#9 The Heraia festival was held to honor Hera

In some cities in ancient Greece, an all-female athletic competition called the Heraia was held every fourth year. The competition consisted primarily of foot races for unmarried women and was a way of honoring the Greek Goddess Hera. The race was however one-sixth of the length of the equivalent race for men. The festival was presided by a group of sixteen women. These women would weave a robe for Hera after which the games were held. The first to run were the youngest, followed by those who were next in age and so on, until the oldest of the maidens ran. While running, the maidens' hair would hang down and they wore a tunic that would reach a little above the knee, with their right shoulder and breast left bare. The Olympic stadium was reserved for the games. The winning maidens were given crowns of olive and a portion of the cow that was sacrificed to Hera as part of the festivities. They were also permitted to dedicate statues inscribed with their name to Hera.

#10 Hera is often portrayed as a jealous wife in popular culture

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Hera | 10 Interesting Facts About The Greek Goddess

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Hera was fostered by the sea gods Oceanus and Tethys when she was very young. Her mother Rhea, afraid that she would be harmed by her father Cronus, gave Hera to Tethys and Oceanus for safekeeping. This was at the time when Zeus was engaged in a major struggle to overthrow the Titans.

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