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Hera

Gods - Greek Mythology

Card 100

 

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  1. Water = 10
  2. Earth = 20
  3. Heaven = 50

Attack and Defense

  1. Wisdom = 30
  2. Dexterity and Strength = 30
  3. Powers = 50

  4. Fire = 20

 

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Hera

Gods - Greek Mythology

 

The goddess Hera was the queen of Olympus, also called queen of paradise.

Goddess of birth and marriage, Hera is the symbol of monogamy, conjugal fidelity and fertility. Protector of births and women in marriage, several temples were erected in her honor.

Married to her brother Zeus, Hera stars in several episodes of revenge against her husband's lovers and children. This goddess possessed a jealous and vindictive temperament, and was feared even by him.

Of perfect physique, it was not considered attractive due to personality. In Roman mythology, it is called Juno.

 

Representation of Hera

Hera is represented as a young and beautiful woman. In one hand she holds a pomegranate, a symbol of fertility; and in another, it supports an opium capsule. Its sacred animal is the peacock, and therefore, often it is represented with feathers of that bird.

 

History of Hera

Daughter of Cronus and Reia, Hera was the mother of Hebe, the goddess of youth, Ares, the god of war, and Illytia, the goddess of childbirth.

There are many episodes that relate the fury of Hera with Zeus, his lovers and his illegitimate children. Among them is that of Hercules, son of Zeus with a mortal. Hercules, who was a demigod, was only forgiven by Hera when he died.

Unable to think rationally due to anger and envy, Hera was often unfair. On one occasion he became the goddess Callisto, whom Zeus had fallen in love with in a bear.

Not even the babies escaped their fury. This was the case of Dionysus, broken into pieces still in his mother's womb. Zeus, pitied by his son, sewed him to the thigh until his birth, and the baby was resurrected.

 

 

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