Medusa was one of three sisters brought into the world to Phorcys and Ceto known as the Gorgons. As per Hesiod's Theogony, the Gorgons were the sisters of the Graiai and resided in the highest level of spot towards the night by the Hesperides past Oceanus. Later creators, for example, Herodotus and Pausanias place the Gorgons' habitation in Libya. The State of Libya, is a country in the Maghreb district in North Africa, lined by the Mediterranean Sea toward the north, Egypt toward the east, Sudan toward the southeast, Chad toward the south, Niger toward the southwest, Algeria toward the west, and Tunisia toward the northwest. She was brought into the world around the year 1645 BC.

As indicated by Greek folklore, Medusa had wings, and on second thought of hair on her head, there were snakes. Numerous legends said that Medusa was an extremely trademark lady. Medusa, who was brought into the world to the ocean divine beings Fokis and Keito, additionally had two different sisters. Every one of the three young ladies were evil spirits, however as indicated by certain legends, Medusa was a human girl. Medusa's story assumes a significant part in Greek folklore as a result of her interest with occasions from her destruction to her demise.

Rumors have spread far and wide suggesting that Medusa was a wonderful young lady with an alluring figure and delightful hair. It is additionally expressed that Poseidon, the ruler of the ocean, fell head over heels for her and effectively engaged in sexual relations with Medusa in a sanctuary having a place with the goddess Athena. Rankled Athena rebuffed Medusa, delivering the blameworthy Poseidon. Medusa was changed into a snake haired devil, she was reviled to stone individuals freely when they grab attention contact with her.

From that point on, the revile went on until she was killed by Perseus, a legend of Greek folklore. Perseus was the girl of Dene and Zeus,. Dene was the girl of King Acrisius of Agas. That's what the ministers said assuming the girl of King Acarius had a child, he would kill the lord and hold onto the realm. So the ruler secured his little girl in a bronze chamber so no male could see her. In any case, one day when the lord went to his little girl's room, his girl Dene was holding a child kid. He came to comprehend that Zeus had made a brilliant downpour and made Dene pregnant.

As a result of his feeling of dread toward the god Zeus, the ruler didn't kill the girl however tossed her and child in a wooden box into the ocean. Dictus, an angler on the island of Serifus, protected them and brought up Perseus as his child. Dictais was the sibling of Polydectus who was the ruler of Serif. Polydectus saw Princess Dene and considered possessing her yet Perseus could have done without it, believing that his mom planned to wed a Dirty King.

So Polydectus contrived an arrangement to kill Perseus, and advised him to kill Medusa and bring her head back. Since Perseus was an offspring of a divine being, he got many gifts from Gods to go on this excursion. He got a cap of undetectable power from Hades, shoes with wings from Hermes, a bronze safeguard with intelligent power from Athena, and a blade from Hippitus. With these, Perseus finds Medusa who was resting and, with the assistance of Athena's safeguard, got away from her sight and killed her by removing her head.

At the point when Perseus killed Medusa, she was pregnant with Poseidon. Her youngsters Pegasus, a brilliant winged horse, and Chrysler, a brilliant monster, were brought into the world after she was killed. It is said that Perseus put Medusa's head in a sack and escaped in the cap with imperceptible powers, as her sisters showed up at the scene not long after Medusa was killed. A few legends say that he likewise took Pegasus. At the point when Medusa's head was conveyed by Perseus over Libya, blood dribbled from her head and transformed into snakes. Rumors from far and wide suggest that this is the justification for why snakes made a territory around Libya. Coming back, Perseus requested cover from Atlas, yet he declined. Perseus blew up and transformed Atlas into a mountain by thinking carefully. Legends additionally has it that on numerous different events Perseus thought carefully to overcome his adversaries!!!