Olympian Zeus

Olympian Zeus is the chief deity of ancient Greek mythology, regarded as the king of the gods and ruler of Mount Olympus. He embodies authority, law, and justice, overseeing the heavens and Earth. Depicted often with a regal posture, he held domains over the sky, weather, and hospitality. Worshipped as a supreme god, Zeus played a central role in Greek religion and mythology, symbolizing order and power. His myths reflect themes of leadership, morality, and human relationships, making him a foundational figure in classical Greek culture.