Juno (Roman goddess)

Juno was an important goddess in Roman mythology, primarily known as the protector of women and marriage. She was the wife and sister of Jupiter, the king of gods, and held a prominent role as queen of the gods. Juno was associated with aspects like fertility, childbirth, and family unity. She was often honored with rituals and festivals, such as the famous Juno Moneta, where "Moneta" also linked her to the minting of coins. In Roman culture, Juno symbolized the strength and dignity of women, and her worship highlighted the importance of marriage and family stability.