Hera, The Greek Goddess, 3D Illustration Stock Photo

In Greek mythology, Hera is the wife and at the same time the sister of Zeus and thus the daughter of Kronos and Rhea. She is one of the twelve Olympic gods, the Olympioi. The name Hera may be the feminine form of Heros Lord. Hera jealously watches Zeus` numerous love affairs and expresses her anger through pouting or bickering. However, she lacks the courage to actively resist; If he threatens her, she quickly gives in, but then knows how to use the trick. However, she persecutes his illegitimate children. Dionysus is thrown into a frenzy, the same fate affects Athamas because he was the educator of this god, and Ino, who had received him from Hermes for care. In Homeric Hymn to Apollo, who also makes her the mother of Typhaon, Python sets out to kill Leto, who was pregnant with Apollo and Artemis by Zeus.