Juno(Hera)

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== Human identity ==
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[Infinitum: Legend of Goddesses and Heroes]
== Goddess identity ==
Hera is the goddess of marriage, kingship and warning of the Olympian goddess. She is the queen and consort of Jupiter, the goddess king of Olympus and the sky goddess. She is also one of the only queens of the Olympian god. First, she appears in the Roman scriptures under the name of Juno.
Character background
The name of the goddess Hera (Juno) the Beauty is the Greek word for lady, which is likely to have the same root as the masculine word "hero". She is one of the queens of the Olympus clan and the consort of the goddess Jupiter. The symbol of Jupiter as the Goddess Queen, while Hera is symbolized as a peacock because of her pride and keenness to show off. In the scriptures she appears as the god Juno. The goddess Hera is the daughter of the great Cronus [called the goddess Saturn by the Romans] and the goddess Rhea. As the sister of the sky goddess Jupiter, she has the reputation that is also known among the Olympian goddesses. With striking beauty, she was the protector of marriages, patroness of women and young children (as Juno), goddess of warning, dignity and the moon, and as queen of Jupiter she ruled with Jupiter It means a good harvest, a prosperous career and victory in the war. The symbols of this goddess include the peacock, the cuckoo, and the pomegranate. Her famous temples, oracles, and holy places include the Temple of Hera near Argos, the Temple of Hera at Agrigen in Sicily, and the Temple of Hera in Rome. Temple of Nono. After Hera married the goddess Jupiter, she gave birth to Ares (Mars), Hephaestus, Eletia and Hebe, several important goddesses among the Olympian gods, so she Among the Olympian gods, she has the highest status except for her younger sister, the goddess Jupiter. Gamelion is the holy month of the goddess Hera. Ancient Athenians therefore liked to hold weddings in this month. As the Roman goddess Juno, she would smile to the bride in her holy month of June. bless. Hera remained loyal to Zeus, and those who tried to seduce her met a tragic and bloody fate. Her devotion to such a dysfunctional marriage made her the patron saint of all marriages, and brides in ancient Greece and Rome would often receive apples as wedding gifts, emulating the ones Hera's grandmother, the goddess Gaia, gave her at her wedding. Golden apples, but some also give pomegranates, a fruit also associated with the goddess. Because Hera has different aspects of a virgin goddess, a wife, and an elderly lady who stays alone in an empty house at the same time, her identity is consistent with people's expectations of ancient noble women, so she is also regarded as the protector of the entire female group. This goddess had a holy spring bath in Argos that she liked very much, so Hera was the patron goddess of Argos. During the Trojan War, Hera was a staunch supporter of the Greek side and even once offended the majestic god Zeus because of them. Later, she harasses Aeneas and the last survivors of Troy with a vengeance. Only after her emotions were appeased did she allow these wanderers to settle in Italy and establish the Roman nation. As the goddess Juno, Hera was worshiped in the temple on the Capitol as the consort of the god-king Jupiter and the greatest goddess of Rome. The word "money" in the modern vocabulary comes from the Roman Mint (Juno Moneta) in the Temple of Juno on Capitol Hill.
Role image
She looks like a busty girl with beautiful long blond hair and bright violet eyes. She wears a half-cup slit-style Queen Stoga costume with a cape and golden tassels decorated with purple, white and gold as the main color. Wearing black translucent pantyhose with gold, purple and white accents and Greek-style open-heeled strappy sandals with small wing decorations, there are golden olive branch hair accessories and small crown decorations in her hair, and there is a double-headed eagle with purple gem decorations on the chest. Necklace decoration, this goddess often appears with a magic wand with a golden eagle on the top and a red gemstone wand decorated with olive branches and lotus patterns, along with peacocks, cuckoos and nymphs.