Info: Titans

The Titans are the predecessors to the Olympian Gods from Greek myth, and the successors of the primordial deities. The list of primordials is weird and sometimes kind of long and inconsistent, but here are some of the ones that are very commonly cited to be primordials, and their primordial offspring: Chaos (19521 Chaos) Erebus and Nyx (3908 Nyx and 134340 Pluto II Nix) Aether (proposed) Hemera (9671 Hemera) Gaia (1184 Gaea) Uranus (Uranus) Pontus (proposed), who had some children with Gaia: Eurybia (proposed) Nereus, father of the nereids (Neptune II Nereid) Phorcys (65489 Ceto I Phorcys) Ceto (65489 Ceto) Thaumas (proposed) Eros (433 Eros) The original twelve Titans are the children of Gaia and Uranus. They, and their children, are listed below: Cronus (proposed) and Rhea (577 Rhea) Hestia (46 Hestia), goddess of the hearth Demeter (1108 Demeter), goddess of grain and harvest Hera (103 Hera), goddess of marriage, queen of the gods Hades (proposed), god of wealth and the underworld Poseidon (4341 Poseidon), god of the ocean and horses Zeus (5731 Zeus), god of the skies and storms, king of the gods Oceanus (proposed) and Tethys (Saturn III Tethys) The Oceanids Hyperion (Saturn VII Hyperion) and Theia (reserved) Helios Selene (580 Selene), titaness of the moon Eos (221 Eos), titaness of the dawn Crius (with Eurybia) Astraeus, titan of dusk. With his cousin Eos, father of the winds Boreas, Notus, Eurus, and Zephyrus, and the planets Phainon (Saturn), Phaethon (not this one) (Jupiter), Pyroeis (Mars), Eosphoros/Hesperos (Venus), and Stilbon (Mercury). Pallas, titan of warcraft. Possible namesake of the ancient city of Pellene, Greece. With Styx (134340 Pluto V Styx), fathered Zelus, Nike (307 Nike), Kratos, and Bia. Perses (proposed), titan of destruction. With Asteria, fathered Hecate (100 Hecate). Coeus (proposed) and Phoebe (Saturn IX Phoebe) Leto (68 Leto), mother of Apollo (1862 Apollo) and Artemis (105 Artemis) by Zeus. Asteria (658 Asteria), titaness of falling stars Iapetus (Saturn VIII Iapetus) with the Oceanid Clymene or Asia Atlas (Saturn XV Atlas), titan, bearer of the weight of heaven Menoetius (proposed), titan of doom and might. Quick to anger and full of hubris, he was bound to Tartarus after the Titanomachy. Prometheus (Saturn XVI Prometheus and 1809 Prometheus), titan, creator of mankind and thief of fire. Epimetheus (Saturn XI Epimetheus and 1810 Epimetheus), giver of the traits to animals, and generally foolish. With Pandora (55 Pandora), father of Pyhhra (632 Pyhhra). Themis (with Zeus) The Horae, especially Dike, Eirene, and Eunomia. Mnemosyne (with Zeus) The Muses Additionally, Gaia and Uranus indirectly produced a bunch of monster children, mainly giants, which happened when Cronus castrated him and the semen and blood got onto the Earth. These include: Erinyes or Furies Alekto, "the endless" (465 Alekto) Megaera, "jealous rage" (464 Megaira) Tisiphone, "vengeful destruction" (466 Tisiphone) Meliae, nymphs of the ash tree Hecatoncheires, the hundred-handed giants Briareos/Briareus/Aegaeon (Saturn LIII Aegaeon) Kottos Geiges Giants or Gigantes Agrius Alcyoneus Alektos/Allektos Aristaeus Astarias/Aster/Asterius/Asterus ("Bright One" or "Glitterer") Clytius Damysus Enceladus (Saturn II Enceladus) Ephialtes Euryalus Eurymedon Eurytus Gration/Aigaion/Eurytion/Rhaion Hopladamas/Hopladamus Hippolytus Lion/Leon Mimas/Mimon/Mimos (Saturn I Mimas) Pallas, not to be confused with 2 Pallas; he was either killed by Athena's aegis, or became the material for it. Pelorus Picolous Polybotes Porphyrion Thoas/Thoon