Ares: God of War and Passion || Greek Mythology Education Set V-7

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God of War Ares: God of Blood and Chaos;
Born on Mount Olympus, Ares is known as the god of war, chaos and conflict. He is the son of Zeus and Hera.
On the day he was born, thunder and lightning struck Mount Olympus. This was the first indication that Ares would have a wild and angry spirit.
His birth was not an event expected by Zeus, the King of the Gods. Therefore, Ares' existence is seen as a reflection of Hera's anger and jealousy towards Zeus.
From childhood, Ares began to be the god of screams and gunfire echoing in the skies. Instead of intelligence and strategy, power and anger became his main weapons.
This feature made him different from the other gods in Olympus. Against Athena's clever strategies and Zeus' authoritarian structure, Ares stands out with his wild nature.
Ares creates his own battlefield in the quiet valleys of Olympus. Here he tests his immortality, and improves himself in the art of war by working on sword fighting and shield making.
In Homer's Iliad, Ares' destructive nature is most clearly revealed. In the Trojan War, Ares takes the side of the Trojans.
Ares, who enjoys shedding blood on the battlefield, ensures that the warriors walk fearlessly to their deaths, making the war much bloodier and more chaotic.
During the Trojan War, Ares encounters Aphrodite on the battlefield. This encounter is not only war, but also a combination of love and passion.
The relationship between Aphrodite and Ares causes the anger of many gods in Olympus. However, their love grows and develops in the shadow of the war despite everything.
Although Aphrodite is the wife of Hephaestus, she could not resist her passion for Ares.
As the fruit of this forbidden love, Ares and Aphrodite had three children. These are Eros (God of Love), Deimos (God of Fear) and Phobos (God of Panic). Especially the birth of his children Eros represents the paradoxical combination of war and love.
Ares carries not only his own power but also the frightening presence of his sons Deimos and Phobos to the battlefield. Deimos and Phobos stand by their father on the battlefield. People and gods fear the power of this trio. Wherever Ares' shadow falls, there is blood and tears.
Ares experiences his greatest rivalry with the goddess Athena. While Ares wages war with a wild impulse, Athena believes that war should be waged with intelligence and planning. Athena defeats Ares in many battles, which causes Ares' anger to increase.
In addition to his struggle with Athena, Ares' greatest challenge occurs in the Gigantomakhia War. In this war where giants challenge the gods, Ares is forced to fight side by side with his sister Athena.
This event showed that Ares, no matter how destructive he was, was also a protector of Olympus.
However, Ares made a mistake due to his own ambition during the war and was seriously injured by one of the giants. This injury caused his arrogance regarding immortality to be broken. After this war, Ares began to be known as a powerful and invincible god.
While Ares represented the destructiveness of chaos and war, he also became a symbol of courage and fearlessness.
His relationship with Aphrodite reflects a complex story in which love and war are intertwined. Despite the fear and hatred of people towards him, Ares continued to represent the inevitable nature of power, love, passion and war. And he took his place as one of the most important figures of Greek mythology.

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