Zeus, the king of the gods in ancient Greek religion and mythology, is a sky and thunder god who rules from Mount Olympus. He is also known as the chief deity of the pantheon and is often referred to as the father of gods and men. As the father of many important gods and demi-gods, Zeus holds a position of great power and authority. He is depicted as a regal and imposing figure, and is associated with the sky, weather, justice, law, and kingship. This deity holds a prominent role in Greek mythology and continues to be recognized as one of the most important figures in ancient Greek religion.