Zeus

Zeus and Poseidon are similar because they are from the same family. They were born from Rhea and Cronus. They ended up each having five siblings, three sisters, Hera, Demeter, and Hestia; and one brother; Hades(not including themselves). Poseidon was the youngest brother of the three, Zeus was the middle brother.

When Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades defeated their father, they fought over which domain each would rule. The three brothers decided to put three gems in a bag and each one of them would pull one out without looking. They got along better than either of them got along with Hades but they still weren’t all that chummy.

In conclusion, Zeus and Poseidon are similar because they both wanted the island of Aegina. Another one of Zeus and Poseidon similarities is that they are both very powerful.

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