A Titan, in mythology, is a powerful and immortal deity of great strength and significance. In Greek mythology, the Titans were primordial beings preceding the Olympian gods and goddesses.
Led by Cronus, they were eventually overthrown by the Olympians, including Zeus.
Titans are often associated with elemental forces and cosmic entities. In modern usage, the term “titan” is metaphorically employed to describe individuals or entities of exceptional size, power, or influence, reflecting the enduring impact and grandeur associated with these mythical figures in cultural and literary contexts.
