Titans

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deities in Greek mythology mythological race primordial beings

The Titans are a race of powerful deities in Greek mythology who ruled the cosmos before being overthrown by the Olympian gods.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	deities in Greek mythology → mythological race → primordial beings →
associatedWith	cosmic order → natural forces →
childrenOf	Gaia → Uranus →
conflict	Titanomachy →
culture	Ancient Greek religion →
imprisonedIn	Tartarus →
includes	Atlas → Coeus → Crius → Cronus → Eos → Epimetheus → Helios → Hyperion → Iapetus → Menoetius → Mnemosyne → Oceanus → Phoebe → Prometheus → Rhea → Selene → Tethys → Theia → Themis →
languageOfMyth	Ancient Greek →
ledBy	Cronus →
mentionedIn	Theogony → Works and Days →
mythType	cosmogonic myth beings →
opposedBy	Demeter → Hades → Hera → Hestia → Poseidon → Zeus →
overthrownBy	Olympian gods →
parentClass	Elder Titans → Younger Titans →
partOf	Greek mythology →
residence	Mount Othrys →
ruled	cosmos →
ruledBefore	Olympian gods →
sourceAuthor	Hesiod →
timePeriodInMyth	Golden Age →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Coeus → Metis → Prometheus → Rhea → Themis →	memberOf
Hecatoncheires → Ourea ("the Titans") →	sibling
Titanomachy →	conflictBetween
Iapetus →	cosmicFamily
Zeus →	defeated
Uranus →	fatherOf
Hesiod's Theogony →	featuresCharacter
Hecatoncheires →	foughtAgainst
Greco-Roman mythology →	hasConcept
Age of the Titans →	includesDeityClass
Titans of Greek mythology →	parentClass
Iapetids →	parentFamily
Titanomachy →	participants
Titanides →	partOf
Asia →	relatedConcept
Titanides →	relatedGroup
Cronus →	ruled
Titanomachy →	side2
Crius →	sideTakenInTitanomachy
Titanides →	subclassOf
Tartarus →	usedForImprisoning