The Olympic Games in ancient Greece were a major sporting and cultural event that took place every four years in Olympia, a sanctuary dedicated to the god Zeus.
Greek mythology is a rich tapestry of divine beings and stories, with each generation of gods possessing its own unique qualities, roles, and rulers.
Ancient Greek heroes were individuals who were believed to possess extraordinary abilities or qualities, and who performed great feats.
Herakles (Hercules), performed twelve Labors to prove himself worthy of immortality, facing many monsters, villains, and challenges.
The Greek Theogony was an epic poem written by Hesiodos (Hesiod) quite rich in stories, with the family tree of Gods and the War against Titans.
The 12 Olympian gods aren’t always just twelve. Some traditions include 14, adding Hades and Hestia. So who really belongs on Olympus?
