The conflict between gods and titans in Greek lore is named after the titan Cronus. The Titanomachy, as it is called, represents the epic struggle between the elder titans led by Cronus and the younger Olympian gods led by Zeus. This mythological battle signifies the transition from primordial powers to a new order, reflecting themes of chaos, authority, and the cyclical nature of power. The victory of Zeus and the Olympians over the titans also symbolizes the triumph of civilization over primal chaos, establishing a divine hierarchy that profoundly impacts Greek cultural identity and literature.