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The Goddess Hera - Marriage and Family


            
             Hera is the Greek goddess of marriage & family, women, and in some legends, the goddess of childbirth (in others it is her daughter, Eileithyia). Juno is her Roman counterpart, as they share many qualities and traits. Hera is wife to Zeus, the king of the gods, making her the queen of the gods. She is a highly faithful and devoted wife to her husband; however he is not so faithful in return. Hera is often portrayed as being jealous and vengeful toward her husband's mistresses and their illegitimate children. .
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             Hera is the daughter of Cronus and Rhea. "She was swallowed at birth by her father with her brothers Poseidon and Pluto, and sisters Hestia and Demeter, but rescued by Zeus who had been hidden from the same fate". In fear of a rumour that one of his children would one day overthrow him and take his place as ruler of the gods. When Zeus was born, Rhea tricked Cronus into swallowing a rock instead of Zeus and sent him to live in a cave until he became a man. Once he was grown up he came and rescued his siblings, including Hera, and they eventually were married. They have three children together: Ares (god of war), Hebe (goddess of youth), and Eileithyia (goddess of childbirth). Hephaestus (god of metallurgy), she bore on her own. .
             Hera is the goddess of marriage and family, as well as women and therefore is one of few gods/goddesses who remain faithful to their consorts, and has not had affairs with humans and/or other gods.


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