Olympian Gods

The Olympian Gods are the principal deities of ancient Greek religion and mythology, famously believed to reside on <a href="/article/mount-olympus">Mount Olympus</a>. They gained their power after a great war against the <a href="/article/titans">Titans</a>, establishing a new order of divine rule led by <a href="/article/zeus">Zeus</a>. Though often referred to as "the Twelve," the exact list of Olympians could vary, reflecting the diverse worship practices across <a href="/article/ancient-greece">Ancient Greece</a>.