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Uranus married mother earth and had 12 titans. 6 were boys 6 were girls. The girls were called Titannesses. Then Mother Earth had 3 Cyclopes. The all had one eye in the middle of there head. Uranus was horrified. Then mother earth had 3 more children. They each had 50 heads and 100 arms. Then Uranus threw then in tartus. It was the deepest hole on earth. TO BE CONTINUED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Greek: Uranus

Roman: Uranus

The name Uranus means: The Sky. The god Uranus was one of the first two original gods, he is also unique in the sense that his name was not changed as it was the same in Roman and Greek.

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Uranus was the primeval god of the sky. He was literally the sky and Gaia was the Earth. Together they had 12 sons and 6 daughters, the eldest of which were giants he locked in the belly of the Earth, causing Gaia much pain. Gaia persuaded her Titan sons to rebel, and once they had defeated their father, Uranus prophesied the fall of the Titans and the punishment they would suffer for their crimes, a prophesy fulfilled by Zeus, who deposed the brothers and cast them into the Tartarean pit.

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yes he is Greek mythology his wife was Gaea his children were the titans,cyclopes,one hundred handed ones and Aphrodite

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He is the god of the sky.

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the sky

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