Editing Greek Mythology (section)

=== Part II - The Titanomachy ===
Once Zeus grew of age, he began serving Cronus as the Titan's cupbearer and waiting for the opportunity to earn his trust. When that moment came, Zeus fed his dad a mixture of mustard and wine that was apparently so repulsive that it caused the Titan to vomit out his other children (Poseidon, Hades, Hera, Hestia, and Demeter), all of them having apparently matured in Cronus' gut. After freeing the Cyclopes and Hecatonchires, the three races waged wars against their Titan forebears.

This massive war took ten years before it ended, but once it did the Olympians had secured dominion of the world while the surviving Titans were either exiled or banished to [[Tartarus]]. With the world theirs, the three sons of Cronus decided to divvy up their territories amongst themselves, with Zeus owning the skies and becoming undisputed leader of the gods, Poseidon laying claim to the seas and the other bodies of water, and Hades was given wardenship of the Underworld. The earth, meanwhile, was left as a common space shared between all the gods where they could do as they pleased unless one of the big three was forced to intervene.