In Greek mythology, the Titans represent the primordial forces of the universe, symbolizing cosmic order and the foundations of existence. These powerful deities, descendants of Gaia (Earth) and Uranus (Sky), were the original rulers before being overthrown by their children, the Olympian gods. Each Titan embodies different aspects of nature and humanity, such as Chronos (Time) and Oceanus (Ocean). The Titans’ struggles reflect themes of creation and destruction, demonstrating the complexities of divine relationships and the evolution of the natural world in Greek mythology.