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Or in the process of word-of-mouth transmission, because the narrator was flattered by the audience, he added fuel and jealousy on a whim, resulting in a certain part of the content being exaggerated; or during the time of national integration, the ruling class in order to consolidate its own power

status, and then starting from the spiritual sustenance level, the myths and legends that have been circulated among the people and are believed by many people have been modified.

The myths and legends circulating on the earth often have different versions. This is true no matter which lineage.

Greek mythology is no exception.

Take the relationship between Athena and Artemis.

In some places, people feel that these two goddesses often quarrel with each other, and betting on something is an extremely important part of their daily lives. Sometimes, they will even get into trouble over the outcome of a bet.

It is so big that it not only involves other gods living on Mount Olympus, but also ordinary people who have nothing to do with the gods.

But there are also people in some places who believe that the personal relationship between the two goddesses is very good, including Artemis' declaration to the gods that she will be a virgin for the rest of her life, which she learned from Athena.

Well, not only do they have different views on the relationship between the two goddesses, but there are also differences in people's minds on the question of 'who is the sister'.

People who support the view that 'Athena is a sister' believe that Athena is not only the sister of Artemis, but also the eldest daughter of all the children of Zeus. The arguments they put forward are very intuitive and convincing - Athens

Na's mother is Metis, and this Metis,

She was the first wife of Zeus. Whether it was the famous Queen Hera or other goddesses or women who had an affair with Zeus, they all came after Metis. Among them, the sun god Apollo and the moon goddess

Artemis's biological mother, Leto, the goddess of the night.

In the understanding of this group of people, Athena is the eldest daughter of Zeus, and Artemis is the youngest daughter of Zeus.

I don’t know where I heard some news from, or if I just used my imagination to wishful thinking, the stories compiled by this group of people include the following plot - since the birth of Artemis, she often followed

Be with Athena and learn various skills from her. In turn, Athena also

She is very much like a sister, and she loves and takes care of her little sister Artemis. It is precisely because the relationship between the two sisters is very close and harmonious that Artemis was gradually influenced by Athena and finally said, "

I also want to be the purest virgin like my sister.

There is another group of people who support the statement that 'Artemis is the sister'.

On the point that Metis was Zeus's first wife, this group of people did not object. However, they still stubbornly believed that Athena was not Zeus's first child, nor was she the eldest daughter.

The reason is that the story about the birth of Athena clearly mentions Hephaestus - after Zeus swallowed the pregnant Metis into his belly, he suddenly had an unbearable headache. In order to solve his headache, he

Hephaestus was asked to split his head with an axe, but before Hephaestus was about to do it, Athena split open Zeus's head and jumped out of his forehead.

Here's the point, Hephaestus is also the biological son of Zeus, and his mother is the only queen Hera who can share power with Zeus.

In terms of status, Hera is second only to Zeus, but when it comes to the order of pairing with Zeus, she can only be ranked seventh.

Yes, Hera is actually the seventh and last wife of Zeus.

Before her, there were Metis, the goddess of primitive wisdom, Themis, the girl of law and justice, Eurynome, the girl of water and pasture, Demeter, the girl of agriculture and harvest, Mnemosyne, the goddess of language and writing, and the goddess of the night.

Leto.

Hera was the last wife of Zeus, and the Hephaestus she gave birth to had already appeared on the scene long before Athena was born.

By analogy, why do the twins born to the sixth wife, the night goddess Leto, must be born after Athena?

Combined with the story of "Zeus first swallowed the pregnant Metis into his belly, and then Athena emerged from her forehead", these people made an inference through association - when Zeus swallowed Metis alive

, his headache did not attack immediately, or in other words, like all diseases, it developed from mild to severe.

Cheng. From his second wife Themis to his last wife Hera, the six wives after Zeus were all matched during his illness. Then, Hera gave birth to Hephaestus, Zeus’

The symptoms became more and more serious, and then there was a scene where "Hephaestus picked up the ax and planned to help Zeus split his head".

It is logical and can be justified. From an objective point of view, this inference is quite reliable.

Based on this, or using Hephaestus in the story as a reference, and then analyze the birth time of Apollo and Artemis, what will be the result?

His second wife, Themis, married Zeus and gave birth to the three goddesses of time and destiny;

The third wife, Eurynome, gave birth to the three goddesses of grace;

His fourth wife, Demeter, gave birth to Persephone, the goddess of spring, and Queen of the Underworld with Zeus;

The fifth wife, Mnemosyne, gave birth to the Nine Goddess of Literature and Art, also known as the Muses;

His sixth wife, Leto, the goddess of the night, gave birth to Apollo and Artemis.

Each of Zeus's wives gave birth to their own children, including more than 20 other lovers whom Zeus secretly hooked up with, namely Eris, the goddess of strife, Pluto, the goddess of wealth, Selene, the full moon goddess, and Ur, the ocean goddess.

Goddesses such as Lektra, as well as mortal beauties such as Semele, Danae, Europa, Io, Aegina, Antiope, and Leda, also gave birth to children for Zeus.

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Among these beauties, only a few of them had unusual pregnancies that seemed a bit fantasy, so they were added to the myths and stories passed down and occupied some space.

In the same way, if the birth of these children of Zeus caused any vision, the corresponding content will definitely be left in the story.

But what about the reality?

In any version of the story, the birth moments of these gods, demigods, and mortal heroes are not specifically described. At least, there are no records like Athena's.

In other words, all other children of Zeus, including Apollo and Artemis, were basically born normally.

Further inference can be drawn that Hephaestus, who was born to his last wife, Hera, should be a little younger than Apollo and Artemis, who were born to his sixth wife, Leto.

Finally, let’s sort out the relationship between Athena and Artemis.

The answer should be...if the embryo is formed as the basis, Athena is obviously older. On the contrary, if the comparison is based on birth, Artemis is the older sister.