Zeus (God)

Zeus is the chief deity in ancient Greek mythology, often referred to as the king of the gods. He is associated with the sky and thunder and is known for wielding a lightning bolt as his primary weapon. Zeus ruled Mount Olympus, where the gods resided, and played a crucial role in many myths, maintaining order among both gods and humans. He is often depicted as a powerful, authoritative figure, overseeing justice and hospitality. Zeus is also known for his numerous liaisons with goddesses and mortal women, which led to many offspring, including other important mythological figures.