The twelve Greek gods
The Greek gods were immortal and anthropomorphic deities (human form and behavior) who ruled forces of nature and aspects of life, residing on Mount Olympus. They had jealousy, envy and intense emotions, directly interfering in the lives of mortals. The Olympian pantheon, led by Zeus, included 12 major gods.
About The twelve Greek gods
The Greek gods were immortal and anthropomorphic deities (human form and behavior) who ruled forces of nature and aspects of life, residing on Mount Olympus. They had jealousy, envy and intense emotions, directly interfering in the lives of mortals. The Olympian pantheon, led by Zeus, included 12 major gods.