Gaea

Gaea is a primal Greek goddess, one of the gods that govern the universe before the Titans. She symbolizes the earth, and is the mother of all things. According to one version, Gaea, along with Chaos and Eros, coexist in the creation of the world.
Gaea, or Mother Earth, was the great goddess of the ancient Greeks. She represented the Earth and was worshiped as the universal mother. In Greek mythology, she created the universe and gave birth to both the first race of gods (the Titans) and the first ones. Her husband is Uranus, the god of the sky. She presided over the marriage and vows, and was honored as a prophet.

Gaea

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According to one version, Gaea, along with Chaos and Eros, coexist in the creation of the world. Another version has it that three of them were born Cosmic Egg, which itself was created by nothingness. Hesiod then tells us that from the union of Gaea and Chaos - and is supported by Eros - Uranus was born. Gaea and Uranus were born the giants, the Titans, Oceanus and worldwide. At that time, Uranus has decided to stop Gaea from creating anything else and send their children in her; Gaea angry and alliance with his son, Titan, Cronus, managed to overthrow Uranus. However, due to the cruelty of Cronus and determined to stay on the throne, Gaea support in overthrowing Cronus Zeus, marking the end of the century of the Titans.
Gaea also Called Terra, Gaia, Gi, Ge.