The Titans

The Titans were six giant sons of Ouranos and Gaea. They were Koios, Krios, Iapetus, Hyperion, Oceanus, and Cronus. They also had six sisters, called the Titanides, and their names were Theia, Thetis, Tethys, Phoebe, Mnemosyne, and Rhea. Theia married Hyperion, and they had a son and a daughter named Helios, god of the sun, Selene, goddess of the moon, and Eos, goddess of dawn. Oceanus married Tethys, and they had three thousand children called the Oceanides, composed of the Nephelai, Aurai, and Naiads. They also had children called the Potami, that were river gods. Koios married Phoebe, and they had three children, named Asteria, Titan of falling stars, Leto, goddess of motherhood, and Lelantos, god of the air. Finally, Cronus married Rhea and together, they had children that would eventually become the original Olympian gods and goddesses (Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Hades, Poseidon, and Zeus). The myths including the Titans are: The names of the Titans, and the pages linked to them are below: The names of the Titanides, and the pages linked to them are below:
 * 1) The Murder of Ouranos
 * 2) The War of the Titans
 * 1) Cronus, Titan of Time
 * 2) Oceanus, Titan of the River Oceanus
 * 3) Koios, Titan of Intelligence
 * 4) Krios, Titan of the Constellations
 * 5) Hyperion, Titan of Light
 * 6) Iapetus, Titan of Mortality
 * 1) Theia, Titaness of Sight
 * 2) Themis, Titaness of Natural Order
 * 3) Tethys, Titaness of Nursing
 * 4) Phoebe, Titaness of Intellect
 * 5) Mnemosyne, Titaness of Memory
 * 6) Rhea, Titaness of Motherhood