Atlas (Greek: Άτλας、 Atlas, or Atlas, is a giant god in ancient Greek mythology, belonging to the Titan. He was condemned by Zeus to support the heavens with his shoulders.

Atlas is the giant god in Greek mythology and a member of the Titan giant god. He was condemned by Zeus to support the heavens with his shoulders. According to legend, the king of North Africa is the descendant of Atlas. The Atlas Mountains in North Africa are named after him. The vertical tail wing of the Atlas aircraft is painted with the figure of supporting the heaven with the shoulders of the god of heaven. It has a daughter Maia, the goddess of wind and rain, and she has a son with the god Zeus, Hermes, one of the twelve main gods of Olympus.

Atlas
ā tè l ā s ī (atlas)
One of the Titans in Greek mythology. The son of Iapatos. "For failing to resist Zeus, he was punished in the westernmost part of the world by holding his head and hands against the sky.". Europeans usually decorate the map cover with his portrait, so the atlas is called Atlas.
Poseidon's eldest son
According to legend, Poseidon, the sea god, founded the kingdom of Atlantis. On an island, there was a young girl whose parents had both died. Poseidon married the girl and gave birth to five pairs of twins. Poseidon divided the entire island into 10 districts, each of which was assigned to 10 sons to rule, with the eldest son as the supreme ruler. Because this eldest son is called "Atlas"（ Άτλας）， Therefore, the country is called the "Atlantis" kingdom.
Plato depicted the entire picture of Atlantis in Demes and Glides. Plato wrote a story about what Thoreau, one of the Greek sages, heard from Egyptian priests and introduced it to the world.
In this story, Plato said that Atlantis was the vast island of Poseidon, the sea god in Greek mythology. The island was divided into 10 parts and ruled by five pairs of twins from Poseidon. And the eldest son Atlantis, of course, became the king of kings as the leader of the alliance. This island is also known as Atlantis in the name of the first king Atlantis.

Legend 1
Perseus cut off Medusa's head and returned to see Atlas. Atlas said, "I'm tired. Please turn Medusa's head to me and let me become a stone.", And turned him into Mount Atlas.
Legend II
In Greek mythology, the Titan supported the sky with two shoulders. After the Titan Protoss was conquered by the new Protoss, the new Protoss ordered the Atlas Giant to bear the sky. When Hercules was ordered to steal the golden apples from the holy garden, Prometheus suggested that he send Atlas to complete the task, so Hercules promised to take charge of the sky in person during Atlas's departure. Unexpectedly, Atlas was unwilling to take Qingtian from Hercules' shoulder after picking the golden apples. Hercules pretended to agree, but asked Atlas to look for a shoulder pad, Carry it for him, too. As soon as Atlas lifted the sky onto his shoulder, Heracles picked up the golden apple and ran away.