Hera queen of the gods

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Hera queen of the gods
Hera the wife (and sister) of Zeus, is the Queen of the
Greek Gods.

To quote a line: "Zeus made Hera his buxom bride, and she lay in love with the king of gods and men and bore Hebe and Ares and Eileithyia."

Hera is usually considered as being both beautiful and
and to posses considerable cunning with a vicious streak.

Hera is known for her jealousy, and because of it, she
persecuted her husband's lovers and his children he had
by them. Zeus Love Page

Hera had three daughters: Hebe, the goddess of youth Eileithyia, the goddess of child-birth like Hera; and Eris, the goddess of strife and negative stuff, twin sister of the war-god Ares. There was also another Eris who was a daughter of Nyx, the goddess of night. Hera also had many nieces and step-daughters, etc.

Zeus and Hera have four children: Eileithyia Hebe Hephaestus and Ares

Creation of the Milky Way According to one myth: the Milky Way (Via Lactea) was formed by the milk of Hera, which flowed when she realized that she had been giving milk to Hermes (or in an other version Heracles) and thrust him away her breast. Others say Heracles sucked with such force that Hera pulled away.

The Origin of the Milky Way
Hera queen of the gods (The Bitch Goddess)


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