In Orphic poems, this god is eternally chained in the cave of the goddess Nyx, drunk on honey, while in other poems, he is freed and appointed king of Elysium.
In Orphic poems, this god is eternally chained in the cave of the goddess Nyx, drunk on honey, while in other poems, he is freed and appointed king of Elysium. His namesake Athenian harvest festival featured mingling between social classes, reflecting his rule during the Golden Age. He mistakenly swallowed the Omphalos Stone in place of his son, who was spirited away to Crete. He created the Giants, the Fates, and Aphrodite in an act ordered by Gaia and executed with a sickle. For 10 points, name this Titan and husband of Rhea who castrated his father Uranus before he was overthrown by his son Zeus. 
In Orphic poems, this god is eternally chained in the cave of the goddess Nyx, drunk on honey, while in other poems, he is freed and appointed king of Elysium.
Cronus [accept Kronos; do not accept "Saturn"] 