The Greek Goddess Aphrodite is known as the Goddess of beauty. love. and pleasance. Aphrodite is tantamount to the Roman signifier Venus. She is a major goddess that was known to be vernal and the most appealing. As the God of love and fondness. she has been involved in many personal businesss which besides resulted in many kids.

The Goddess is believed to hold been born from Ourano’s damaged venereal thrown into the sea by Kronos after a battle. From the damaged portion. she was born and arose with a froth in the sea. Harmonizing to the Greek poet Homer. she was born from the God Zeus and the Goddess Dione.

Because she was beautiful. many Gods wanted her for their married woman. All of them argued over her along with Zeus. The statements over Aphrodite continued ; Zeus was rejected by Aphrodite. In penalty for rejection and for the good of stoping all statements. Zeus forced her to get married Hephaestus. an ugly God of blacksmiths. She was non faithful in her relationship with the God of Blacksmiths and had personal businesss with other Gods such as Poseidon. Hermes. Dionysos. Phaethon. and others. her most celebrated matter was with Ares. the God of war.

Hephaestus was leery of her and put up a trap to catch her while she was with Ares. He chained them and dragged them to Olympus to demo their shame. They did non take it earnestly. ensuing in the two being freed and Ares paying a mulct.

Aphrodite had no kids with Hephaestus ; her kids with Poseidon are Rhodos and Herophilos. Harmonia. Deimos. Phobos. The Erotes. and Anteros was with Ares. Hermes’s kids are Tyche. Peitho. Eunomia. and Hermaproditos. The Charites and Priapus and kids of Dionysos. Children from assorted others are Beroe. Astynoos. Aeneas. Lyrus. Lyrus. and Meligounis.

Aphrodite played a major function in doing the Trojan War. She was involved in a dissension with Athena and Hera that resulted in the Trojan War. Aphrodite promised the Helen of Troy to Paris while she was already married to King Menelaus of Sparta. Outraged by event and abduction of his married woman. the
King sent his ground forces to contend in the metropolis of Troy. The Trojan War resulted in the devastation of Troy.