Titans

[MongolianCow]

It crossed my mind again that the Titans once did ruled the world(depends on what faith you follow) and generally why did most Greeks stop whorshiping them not all were bad.
Best Wishes,
A MughalCow

[RecycledBenedict]

It crossed my mind again that the Titans once did ruled the world(depends on what faith you follow) and generally why did most Greeks stop whorshiping them not all were bad.
Best Wishes,
A MughalCow

The worship of Kronos and Rhea continued.

Rhea was known under the name Meter Theon, 'Mother of the gods', and believed to be identical to Cybele, Ops and Nut. She became even more important in late antiquity, when the religious reforms proposed by Emperor Julian made the Mother of the gods and The Sun the two most important deities, and she was an important deity in the system of the late philosopher Proclus.

Some deites were viewed as children or grandchildren of the titans. Hekate, Helios, Selene, Eos, Leto, Artemis, Apollo, the winds, Asteria and (according to Cicero) Heracles the elder belong to this category.

[MongolianCow]

The worship of Kronos and Rhea continued.

Rhea was known under the name Meter Theon, 'Mother of the gods', and believed to be identical to Cybele, Ops and Nut. She became even more important in late antiquity, when the religious reforms proposed by Emperor Julian made the Mother of the gods and The Sun the two most important deities, and she was an important deity in the system of the late philosopher Proclus.

Some deites were viewed as children or grandchildren of the titans. Hekate, Helios, Selene, Eos, Leto, Artemis, Apollo, the winds, Asteria and (according to Cicero) Heracles the elder belong to this category.

 What about others such as Krois or Atlas.

[RecycledBenedict]

What about others such as Krois or Atlas.

As far as I know, Krios, Koios/Polus and Atlas were not objects of worship.

When it comes to Theia, Hyperion and Phoibe, they might have been older deities of Sun and Moon, but that is guesswork rather than well-established fact.

The wind-god Euros was identified with Vulturnus by the Romans, and due to folk-etymology identified with Volturnus. The latter one has a festival held at 27th of August: Volturnalia.

Folk-etymology was applied all the time in late antiquity. For example: The goddess Meditrina was coined in order to explain what Meditrinalia was all about, since the Romans themselves wasn't sure.

Prometheus is probably more popular among modern adherents of LHP, than he was among ancient Greeks.

[MongolianCow]

As far as I know, Krios, Koios/Polus and Atlas were not objects of worship.

When it comes to Theia, Hyperion and Phoibe, they might have been older deities of Sun and Moon, but that is guesswork rather than well-established fact.

The wind-god Euros was identified with Vulturnus by the Romans, and due to folk-etymology identified with Volturnus. The latter one has a festival held at 27th of August: Volturnalia.

Folk-etymology was applied all the time in late antiquity. For example: The goddess Meditrina was coined in order to explain what Meditrinalia was all about, since the Romans themselves wasn't sure.

Prometheus is probably more popular among modern adherents of LHP, than he was among ancient Greeks.

 
Helios was the sun god along with his sister.

[RecycledBenedict]

Helios was the sun god along with his sister.

His sister Selene is one of the moon goddesses, yes, and their other sister, Eos, is the goddess of dawn and mother of the wind gods (not the storm gods). Helios, Selene and Eos are children of Hyperion and Theia.

[Louisvillian]

It crossed my mind again that the Titans once did ruled the world(depends on what faith you follow) and generally why did most Greeks stop whorshiping them not all were bad.
Best Wishes,
A MughalCow

Adding to what Frater already mentioned, Kronos was worshipped as Saturn by the Romans as a benevolent agricultural god. But, much of that is later Roman interpretation of pre-existing Greek mythological narratives. The fact is, we simply don't know to what extent those narratives explain prior realities. We don't know if the Titanes were worshipped by pre-Greek people or not. Or even if they were originally pre-Greek deities absorbed into Greek narratives. They may have been original developments in the Greek mythic tradition. We simply don't know much about them, other than what is written in Greek myth, and the evidence of cults to some Titans in Greek and Roman religion.
In my opinion, it is unwise to make assumptions in lieu of knowledge.

[Altair]

Adding to what Frater already mentioned, Kronos was worshipped as Saturn by the Romans as a benevolent agricultural god. But, much of that is later Roman interpretation of pre-existing Greek mythological narratives. The fact is, we simply don't know to what extent those narratives explain prior realities. We don't know if the Titanes were worshipped by pre-Greek people or not. Or even if they were originally pre-Greek deities absorbed into Greek narratives. They may have been original developments in the Greek mythic tradition. We simply don't know much about them, other than what is written in Greek myth, and the evidence of cults to some Titans in Greek and Roman religion.
In my opinion, it is unwise to make assumptions in lieu of knowledge.

 
Is it conceivable that the Titans occupied a similar role in the Greek mythos as the Jotuns (giants) do in Norse mythology, embodying to some extent the perilous, unruly forces of nature before they were tamed by the more civilized gods that came after? In which case their function in the mythos is not so much as objects of worship--which would explain why there wasn't much of it directed at them--but as vital players in a narrative that explicates the culture's worldview.