Gaia

Gaia
Parents	Chaos (Mother)
Consort	Ouranos (Husband) Pontus (Lover) Tartarus (Lover)
Siblings	Ouranos (Brother) Erebus (Brother) Nyx (Sister) Chronos (Brother) Ananke (Sister) Phanes (Brother) Caligine (Sister) Ourea (Brother) Nesoi (Sister) Pontus (Brother) Thalassa (Sister) Tartarus (Brother) Clites (Sister)
Home	The Earth
Patronage	The Earth
Children	Oceanus (Son) Tethys (Daughter) Hyperion (Son) Theia (Daughter) Coeus (Son) Phoebe (Daughter) Kronos (Son) Rhea (Daughter) Mnemosyne (Daughter) Themis (Daughter) Crius (Son) Iapetus (Son) Brontes (Son) Steropes (Son) Arges (Son) Briares (Son) Cottus (Son) Gyges (Son) Nereus (Son) Thaumant (Son) Phorcys (Son) Ceto (Daughter) Eurybia (Daughter) Tiphon (Son) Campe (Daughter) Alecto (Daughter) Tisiphone (Daughter) Megera (Daughter) Giants (Sons and Daughters) Meliades (Daughters) Curetes (Sons)
Symbol	Vines, Her Powers, Thorns, anything on Earth
Roman equivalent	Titans Olympians	}}

Gaia is the goddess of the Earth. Her Roman equivalent is Terra. She is one of the Protogenoi.

Gaia happy.

Early Life

In the Olympian creation myth, as Hesoid tells it in Theogany, Ouranos came every night to cover the earth and mate with her, but he hated the children she bore him. Hesiod named their first six sons and six daughters the Titans, the three one-hundred-armed and fifty-headed giants the Hecatonchires, and the one-eyed giants the Cyclopes.

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