Hera by Colina Koehn

Queen of Gods

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Goddess of marriage, women, childbirth, and family

Lineage

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Hera's parents are Rhea and Cronus. However, they are both titans.

Ancient Greece

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Her symbols include peacocks and cows.

Aspects

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Hera is the wife of Zeus, God of the sky.

Diadem

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Worn to show her sovereignty and dignity.

Personality

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She is known for her loyalty and vengeful nature on his mistresses.

Mythology

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Her portrayal in Roman culture is known as Juno.

Art

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Statues and pottery were often created to honor her image.

Representation

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The peacock displays her majestic and powerful nature.

Trojan War

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Hera supported the Greeks in the Trojan War due to her conflict with Paris, who claimed Aphrodite's was the most beautiful Goddess.

Marriage

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She often blessed weddings in Greece.

Enduring frustration

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She was often betrayed by the affairs Zeus was committing.

Bloodline

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Hera was also the sister of Zeus.

Followers

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Her strong connection for family makes her a inspirational figure for women.

Caring

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The cow symbolizes her ability to nurture and care for others.

Beauty

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She is known for her femininity as well as fierceness.

Hera's role

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Hera is protective and determined when it comes to her interactions with other Gods.

Powers

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Hera has some influence over the weather due to her connection with Zeus.

Leadership

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Her followers built massive temples to celebrate her influence over childbirth and marriage.

Greek Lore

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Her most known sons are Ares and Hephaestus.

Children

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Hebe and Eileithyia are her daughters. They expressed powers over youth and childbirth.

Flower

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Hera's lillies symbolizes love.

Hercules

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Hera is spiteful towards the hero Hercules for having been born from her husband's affair.

Symbols

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Hera's fruit was known to represent fertility.

Battle against Cronus

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Hera was courageous in the 10 year war to defeat the Titans.

Childhood

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Upon birth, Hera and her siblings were swallowed by Cronus to prevent himself from being overthrown.

Prayers

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Many women would give thanks to Hera during their pregnancy to ensure a healthy journey.

Jealousy

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Hera and Aphrodite, Goddess of love, often competed for titles and order.

Flaws

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She could be manipulative and vindictive towards her enemies as well as innocent people.

The Apple of Discord

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Hera offered Paris wealth and power but he chose Aphrodite's offer' the love of Helen.