The Greek Titans
According to Greek mythology, the Titans were a race of primordial, powerful deities who ruled during the legendary Golden Age.
The Titans were created by Gaea, the goddess of the earth, and Uranus, the god of the sky,
who tightly embraced Gaea with his mantle of stars. Gaea and Uranus became the world's first divine couple.
The Titans first dwelt in Mount Olympus in Ancient Greece, but after their defeat in a huge battle with the Olympian Gods, known as the Titanomachy, they were overthrown and cast into the lower cellar of Hades, Tartarus.
Superior Titans

Gaea
Mother Earth in Ancient Greece
Uranus
The Titan of the SkiesMain Titans

Atlas
The Titan of Astronomy
Prometheus
The Titan of Wisdom and ForethoughtTitan Couples

Cronus
The Father of the Olympian Gods
Rhea
The Mother of the Olympian Gods
Coeus
The Titan of Intelligence
Phoebe
The Titaness of Brilliance and the Moon
Hyperion
The Titan of Light and Observation
Theia
The Titaness of Sight
Oceanus
The Ruler of the Waters and the Seas
Tethys
The Titaness of the Wet Element and the OceansFurther Titans

Crius
The Titan of Leadership and Domestic Animals
Iapetus
The Titan of Mortality
Mnemosyne
The Titaness of Memory