Vulcan kimdir?

Ateşin ve yanardağların tanrısıdır, sanatın, silahların, demirin ve tanrılarla kahramanların zırhlarının üreticisidir. Yunan mitolojisinde Vulcan'ın karşılığı olan tanrı Hephaestus'dur. Ayrıca Roma mitolojisinde Mulciber ("yumuşatıcı") olarak ve Etrüsk mitolojisinde ise Sethlans olarak bilinir.

Vulcan hangi gezegen?

Vulcan, Merkür ile Güneş arasında bir yörüngesi olduğu önerilen varsayımsal bir küçük gezegen. gezegen Merkür'ün yörüngesindeki beklenmedik özellikleri açıklamak için, 19. yüzyıl Fransız matematikçisi Urbain Le Verrier tarafından öne sürülmüş ve "Vulkan" olarak adlandırılmıştır.
Where is Hephaestus's forge located?
It's believed that Hephaestus's main Forge was located in Mount Olympus, with his secondary Forge back on Lemnos. These subsequent forges were built beneath each one of the ancient world's volcanoes. Volcanic activity was often explained as Hephaestus at work—this does somewhat explain him being referred to as Vulcan in Roman mythology.
What is Hephaestus the god of?
HEPHAESTUS (Hephaistos) was the son of Zeus and Hera and was the Greek god of fire, smith, forges, and the art of sculpture. His Roman equivalent was VULCAN, whose smithy lay beneath the crater of Mount Aetna in Sicily. Hephaestus was lame as a result of having interfered in the quarrel between his parents.

How did Hephaestus become a blacksmith?

The son of Hera, and born lame, Hephaestus was raised not in the halls of the immortals, but on an Aegean island by his foster mothers Thetis and Eurynome (yes, Hephaestus had two mommies). Discovering fire, he soon became a master blacksmith and dazzled the mortal world with his work.

How did Hephaestus get his lameness?

Hephaestus' famous lameness is either the result of Hera, via Hesiod, noticing he had a malformed foot and threw (not banished, THREW) him from Olympus in disdain, or because Zeus, via Homer, backhanded him off the sacred mountain for trying to protect Hera from Zeus in a fight.