Iapetus, Titan of Mortality

Iapetus. Iapetus was the Titan of mortality, and also the ruler of the West. When Ouranos was murdered, Iapetus held down his right arm while his brother, Cronus, killed Ouranos. As a reward, Cronus made him the ruler of the entire west part of the world. He also took care of the pillar that held up the east part of the sky. He married his niece, Klymene, Titan of fame. Together, they had four sons, named Atlas, Titan of endurance, Prometheus, Titan of forethought, and Epimetheus, Titan of afterthought and excuses, and finally, Menoitios, god of violent rage. There are no myths known written about Iapetus.

Parents:
 * Gaea, the Earth
 * Ouranos, the Sky

Children:
 * 1) Atlas, Titan of Endurance
 * 2) Prometheus, Titan of Forethought
 * 3) Epimetheus, Titan of Afterthought and Excuses
 * 4) Menoitios, God of Violent Rage