<blockquote>The Titans of Greek Mythology were the offspring of <b>Uranus</b>, god of heaven, and <b>Gaea</b>, goddess of the earth.
Uranus and Gaea had twelve children, six sons and six daughters. These twelve Titans themselves had children,
and some of them are known to us as Titans, such as <b>Prometheus</b> and <b>Atlas</b>.</blockquote>
<blockquote>The Titan <b>Cronos</b> fathered those we know as Olympian gods. Olympus, being the highest mountain in Greece,
with its imposing summit, was believed by the ancient Greeks to be the abode of <b>Zeus</b> and the entire Greek pantheon.
They are known to us now as the 'Gods of Olympus'.</blockquote>