Artemis, The Goddess of the Hunt

Artemis is known as the Greek goddess of hunting, wilderness, and abundance. When she was 3 years old, she acquired these abilities from her father, Zeus. Artemis already asked the father six wishes. These wishes include eternal virginity, never marriage, hound dogs that help her hunt, bow and arrow, 80 hunting nymphs to help her in the wild, and finally the deer is her It is to have led the tank. Her father gave her these wishes. And it is one of the main reasons that her hunting technique is as large as possible.

Artemis is not only a goddess of hunting, it is also known as wildlife, wilderness, birth, and virginity. In addition, she is a guardian of an infant and knows that she will bring illness and relieve for women. In literature and art, she is portrayed as a female hunter with a bow and arrow.

Artemis is one of 12 dominant Olympic athletes, and artemis is hunting, wildlife, childbirth and child goddess. She is also the goddess of death, and she was shot suddenly to kill her. Together with her brother Apollo, she is the leader of Theoi Mousikoi or music god, and oversees the first singing and dancing. CHARITES (Kharites) Joy, joy, joy, beauty, dance, festival, goddess banquet. The three goddesses are goddess Hera, maid of Aphrodite, and waiter of Dionysus. They are listed as Theoi Gamelioi (the god of marriage) and Theoi Datioi (god of the banquet)

Artemis is the Olympic hunting goddess, wildlife, wildlife. She is also a goddess of birth and a guardian of a girl of marriage age - her twin brother Apollon is also a guardian of a boy. These two gods are also leaders of sudden death and disease - Artemis' goal is women and girls, Apollo man and boys. When the Greek fleet was preparing a voyage to Troy, King Agamamon made Artemis angry and she drowned water to prevent them from leaving. In order to appease the goddess, the king was forced to sacrifice her daughter's Iphigeneia, but she safely took the girl from the altar and replaced it with doe. >