Zeus

Zeus is the Greek god of the sky and lightning, and the king of Olympus. His Roman counterpart is Jupiter.

History
Zeus was the youngest of Cronus and Rhea's six children. His two brothers were Poseidon and Hades, and his three sisters were Demeter, Hera, and Hestia. Before Zeus was born, Cronus swallowed Zeus' siblings as soon as they were born, so they couldn't dethrone him, the same way he dethroned his father, Uranus. Rhea mourned, and she went to her mother, Gaea, for advice on how to save her last baby. That was what Gaea was waiting for, and Rhea went away smiling. (to be continued)