The 12 Titans: The Gods Zeus Buried Alive (UNTOLD Story)
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The 12 Titans: The Gods Zeus Buried Alive (UNTOLD Story)
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Six of the twelve Titans were buried alive in Tartarus. Six were not. Zeus did not destroy the Titans - he buried the ones who fought him and absorbed the rest into his own government. That is a political purge, not a war, and Hesiod wrote it down in the eighth century BC.
This is Part 3 of the Zeus arc.
Part 1 - The War: • Zeus vs Cronus: The Forbidden Titan War (U...
Part 2 - The Monster That Almost Ended Him: • Zeus vs Typhon: The Monster That Almost En...
Part 3 - The 12 Olympians: The God Who Ate His Own Wife (UNTOLD Story) • The 12 Olympians: The God Who Ate His Own ...
In this episode:
What a Titan actually was - not gods OF things, but the things themselves
Tartarus described exactly as Hesiod describes it, bronze fence and all
Who went in: Cronus, Hyperion, Iapetus, Crius, Coeus
Who did not: Oceanus, and all six Titanesses
Why Atlas was never one of the twelve
The answer to the question nobody asks: why those six?
CHAPTERS
0:00 Six Were Buried Alive. Six Were Not.
0:53 Parts 1 and 2 in 35 Seconds
1:26 What a Titan Actually Was
2:25 Tartarus, Exactly as Hesiod Describes It
3:01 Cronus - Buried in the Prison He Built
3:19 Hyperion - Light Buried Where Light Cannot Reach
3:33 Iapetus, and the Son Who Chose Zeus
4:00 Crius and Coeus - The Two Nobody Remembers
4:39 The Hundred-Handed Wardens
5:23 Atlas Was Not One of the Twelve
6:22 Oceanus - The Titan Who Kept Everything
6:50 The Six Sisters Zeus Never Punished
8:09 Why Those Six? The Answer
9:08 Two Greek Sources, Two Different Endings
SOURCES
Hesiod, Theogony (8th century BC) - the twelve names, the Titanomachy, the description of Tartarus, and the Hecatoncheires as wardens
Hesiod, Theogony 507-616 - Iapetus, Prometheus and Atlas
Pindar, Olympian 2 (5th century BC) - Cronus released and given a kingdom in the Isles of the Blessed
Apollodorus, Bibliotheca 1.1-1.2 - the Titan list and the aftermath
Greek and Roman sources are kept separate throughout. Nothing here comes from Ovid.
Was Zeus a king, or the first tyrant to write his own history? Tell me in the comments - I read all of them.
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