Giahem: King of the Gods

In religions where multiple gods reign in the heavens, there was typically one god that was acknowledged by the others as their ruler. In some mythologies, this architype was named Zeus, Odin, or Osiris. Even the predecessor to the Greek gods, Kronos—sometimes spelled Cronos—held this title. For Theriomorphs, this god is Giahem. The Greco-Romans believed that Zeus (Jupiter) served as the chief god. His wife, Hera (Juno) sat by his side as queen. He reigned over the sky and was associated with th

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