Uranos

Also known as Ouranos

gud inom grekisk mytologi

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Uranus was an ancient Greek god who represented the sky itself and was one of the earliest deities in Greek mythology. He matters to our understanding of how ancient Greeks explained the natural world and developed their religious beliefs about the origins of their gods.

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Vinony's link graph records 766 inbound references to Uranos, and connects out to Eris, Homer and Proto-Indo-European mythology.

Vinony files it under Avian humanoids, Castration and Children of Gaia.

Vinony links it to 87 Wikipedia language editions.

Wikidata facts

Instance of: sky deity
Gender: male
Spouse: Gaia
Child: Athos
Father: Ophion
Mother: Gaia
Sibling: Pontus
Image: Mutilasi Uranus.jpg
Said to be same as: Caelus

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Commons category: Uranus (mythology)
worshipped by: Ancient Greek religion
described by source: Pauly–Wissowa
domain of saint or deity: sky
name in native language: Οὐρανός
place of detention: Tartarus
replaced by: Cronus
replaces: Ophion

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Uranos (grekiska: Ουρανός, Ouranos) var i den grekiska mytologin en himmelsgud, en personifikation av det allt omslutande och befruktande himlavalvet. Han var son till Gaia och med henne fader till titanerna. Den yngste av dessa, Kronos, stympade sin fader och intog hans plats som världshärskare.

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