Labyrinth Legend

Good article... Although I did find it a little late...

… I feel the same way```What a long name```It's so confusing```

By the way, Dionysus's uncle Athamas and aunt Ino are actually not good people. Their uncle is the most cunning human being in mythology - the brother of Sisyphus. In order to marry Ino, the princess of the new King of Thebes, he abandoned the goddess Nephele. After the marriage, his stepmother treated his ex-wife They gave birth to two children: brother and sister Phrixus and Helle, who made every possible effort to make things difficult for them, and devised a fake oracle to sacrifice the poor brother and sister to the gods. Later, they were rescued by Hermes, the god of animal husbandry, and sent a golden sheep to rescue the children from the execution ground. This is the myth of Aries. But there is an interesting thing here. Atamas' ex-wife, the abandoned goddess, is actually the female incarnation of Zeus. In order to test whether the kings of the world have lust for Hera, he transformed into Hera, went to the world to seduce those kings, and also enjoyed several pleasures with a female body. Seeing this, I not only think of the super BTBT Amaterasu from Five Star Story, ah, Zeus, how can you be so debauched!!!! >O< Therefore, Zeus will send a messenger to save these brothers and sisters. In fact, they are still related by blood~~ Wag the tail...

I remember when I first read Greek mythology in my early years, my deepest impression was: lust and sex||||||| In fact, if you carefully check the genealogy of Greek mythology, you will find many interesting relationships:) However, most mythology books do not clearly describe this kind of relationship. So in order to dig up this article, I had to find it myself and spent a lot of time = =bb Generally speaking, most of the characters, relationships, architectural costumes that appear in this article are for reference :) The original intention is to compile the most famous chapters of the myths related to Crete, the earliest civilization of Greece, into a complete story with both historical and mythological colors:)

Among the Greek deifications, what makes me dizzy the most is the long and stinky names of the gods and the messy relationships. I can't remember them every time and I'm too lazy to remember them. But you, the author, are so clear about it, but I'm still dizzy, haha.