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Why is hera the queen of the Olympians?
Because her husband Zeus is the king of Olympians and therefore Hera is the queen of Olympians
What was the name of the greek gods?
the Olympians
Was hera queen of the Olympians?
Yes.
Who are the Olympians enemies?
Their ancestors the Titans
How many idols did the Greeks believe in?
The Greeks believed in many different Gods, I don't know an exact number but there are over 40 different Gods of varying levels of importance. However there were twelve Olympians, which are the Gods most people are familiar with.
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