Oceanus

Uranus and Gaia had a son named Oceanus. The Potamoi, a race of 3000 men, and the Oceanids, a race of 3000 daughters, some of whom gave their names to regions of the earth and rivers, were born as a result of his marriage to his sister Tethys. Achelous River, Alcmaeon, Alpheus, and Scamander, who is renowned for supporting Trojan during the Trojan War, were some of the River Gods. Metis, Eurynome, and Doris were Ocanids.

The god of the ocean and the source of all freshwater was Oceanus. He was said to orbit the disc like the earth. He was frequently portrayed as a long-tailed serpent or fish.

Oceanus is distinct from his fellow giant brothers in that he abstained from Uranus's overthrow and castration. Additionally, he was not a part of the Titanomachy in which Zeus deposed Cronus. He wasn't, therefore, cast into Tartarus. One of Heracles' 12 labors also includes a mention of Oceanus. Heracles uses the golden cup of Helios, which the god provides him, to get to Geryon's island home and take all of his animals.

God of: The ocean, rivers, and freshwater

Children: The Potamoi and Oceanids