THE TITANSBy Taylor Robinson

List of the Titans6 MALE 6 FEMALE

Cronus (Saturn) Ocean Hyperion Iapetus

(These 4 are the major male Titans mentioned in the book)

Coeus Crius

Tethys Mnemosyne Themis Phoebe Rhea Theia

History & Significance Titans were the children of Heaven and

Earth.

Cronus and the other Titans were defeated by Zeus (Cronus’ son). Many just took a lower place, Cronus fled to Italy. (Believed that this spread the Golden Age in Italy)

The titans then had children (the 12 Olympians) who overthrew them and were very important in Greek and Roman life.

Family Tree

Stories with the Titans

The Creation Stories

Stories about the birth of other gods or entities Leto (Phoebe & Coeus) The Muses (Zeus and

Mnemosyne)

Their children and grandchildren made up basically every story though.

Creation Story Beginning

Chaos Night and Erebus Love Night & Day. Earth appears and Heaven.

Heaven and Earth create monsters, and then to the Titans. Cronus kills Heaven, leaving the Titans to rule, and the blood of Heaven creates giants and the Furies.

Story Continued Cronus finds out one of his children are

suppose to kill him.

To prevent this, he ate each one. His wife Rhea hides one child. (Zeus)

He grows up, makes Cronus vomit up his siblings unites against the Titans with his siblings, the monsters, and Prometheus.

The Story Conclusion Zeus and his group wins.

They either imprison or punish the Titans. Atlas has to bear the weight of the world on

his shoulders. Others are imprisoned. Except for Prometheus

Prometheus is later chained to a rock and have an eagle pick at him for helping mankind, after he helped make them with his brother Epimetheus.