Techincally, yes. She participated in the Titanomachy on the side of the gods, and as a personification, is a child of Pallas (a Titan) and Styx (a primordial).
Hestia is the goddess of the Earth. She is even older than Zeus.
the Greeks did as they saw fit. it was their "science" it was their religion it was their belief. Why did they name Zeus "Zeus"? Why is Poseidon god of the ocean? We don't really know. I can't find anything about Nike other than this: She was the daughter of the goddess Styx and the titan pallas. Her siblings are Zelus (Rivalry), Bia (Force) and Kratos (Strength). They all became allies of Zeus during the Titan vs. god war. For their aid, all received honors. Nike got to drive Zeus' chariot. Some myths make her out to be a friend of Athena, the goddess of wisdom, war, and helpful crafts.
Klotho, Lakhesis, and Atropos the Fates/Moira were originally daughters of the goddess of night, Nyx.
No. Hades is older than Zeus.
No.
he had more power than her
Poseidon is older than Zeus by 462 years. Zeus saved all of his brothers and sisters from Kronos, and retrieved them from Kronos's stomach.
Yes, the Goddess Nyx is more powerful than the God Zeus. Nyx is the darkness of the night. By virtue of her presence, Zeus probably sees nothing, so he can't really do anything.
Mythological speaking, Aphrodite was either born of sea foam when Ouranos was castrated, making her the youngest of the Titan generation - or was born of Dione (a Titan goddess) and Zeus, while Apollo was clearly born of Leto (a second generation Titan) and Zeus; so, yes, between them Aphrodite may well be the older.
Yes. Zeus is the youngest. The order is: Demeter, Hera, Hades, Hestia, Poseidon, and finally Zeus. Hope this helps! =D
Zeus probably liked them both the same. He entrusted Apollo with more significant powers than any other god. Zeus gave Artemis everything she wanted when she was a young goddess.
Never, as Cynthia was a epithet of Artemis/Diana, a virgin goddess of the hunt and wilderness and Zeus's daughter. However, Cynthia was also a title of Selene, the Titan goddess of the Moon, whom Zeus did have children by. It isn't however known when they did, as Zeus had wives other than Hera before that marriage.