Daughter Cronus is a term used to refer to the daughters of the Greek god Cronus, who was the leader of the TITANS. HERA, RHEA, and Gaea were three of his daughters, while ARES and Zeus were two of his sons. Cronus' sons overthrew him and the TITANS, and Zeus became the leader of the Olympian gods. His SON, ARES, was the god of war, while his daughter, HERA, was the goddess of marriage and family. His other daughter, RHEA, was the mother of the Olympian gods, and Gaea was the goddess of the Earth.