What god was Apollo in Greek mythology?

The son of Apollo, Zeus and Leto, the elder brother of themis, the goddess of the moon and hunting, also known as Helius. The full name is Phobos Apollo. In people's minds, the sun god is an energetic and hot-blooded young man. He is handsome and fragrant. His long hair hung slightly over his shoulders. Face frame, broad forehead, showing shrewdness, firmness, serenity, dignity and pride. You usually wear a crown made of branches and leaves of laurel, Shenmu, olive or water lily on your head. This god of light sometimes wears luxurious clothes, holds her head high in the blue sky and sings with a guzheng hanging on her chest. The symbols of Apollo are harp, bow, arrow, quiver and tripod. People usually use swans, eagles, wolves, deer and cicadas as sacrifices to him. It is generally believed that the myth about Apollo originated in Asia Minor, because he sided with Troy in the Trojan War, and there were many other temples there. Others believe that it originated in northern Greece, and the Hupperpoli claimed to be descendants of Apollo. The Lord is in charge of light, medicine, literature, poetry, music and so on. And on behalf of the Lord God, declare the will of God. Every day, the golden car driven by Tianma will cruise in the sky for a week. According to Greek mythology, Leto was driven by Hera, the queen of heaven. Finally, Poseidon, the sea god, took pity on her and took Tyrol Island out of the sea to live for her. On the island, she gave birth to twin sons Apollo and themis. Apollo is the sun god. In the morning, dressed in purple, he sat in the bright Oriental Palace, ready to start his daily journey across the sky. During the day, he drove a chariot made of gold and ivory, bringing light, life and kindness to the vast land. At dusk, he ended his trip in the distant West Sea, and then returned to his home in the East by golden boat. Apollo is the god of music and poetry. He can arouse all kinds of emotions that people pour into hymns. On Mount Olympus, he held a gold lira in his hand and conducted the Muse Choir in a sweet tone. When he helped Poseidon build the walls of Troy, Rilla played wonderful music, and the stones automatically put in place rhythmically. Once, he accepted the challenge of the mortal musician Mas and took part in a competition. After defeating his opponent, he skinned him to death to punish his arrogance. In another music competition, because he lost to Panshen, he turned the ears of referee Miles into donkey ears. Orpheus, the son of Apollo, inherited this talent from his father. His harp touched people and animals. Apollo symbolizes youth and masculinity. His golden hair, solemn manner and radiant expression are enough to make him popular with the world. A beautiful girl named Kerity fell in love with his handsomeness and knelt on the ground from dawn to dusk to reach out to the sun god. She stared at the golden carriage galloping in the blue sky. Although her love was not reciprocated, her infatuation with Apollo never changed. Seeing this sad scene, the gods were deeply moved and turned her into a sunflower. There are many myths related to Apollo, including: he killed Pitong, the dragon, and built a temple where Delphi defeated Pitong; Take part in the battle between the gods of Olympus and the genie; In the Trojan War, his priests were insulted by the Greeks, and he attacked them by torturing them. Hermes invented the lyre and gave it to Apollo, making him the god of music. Cassandra, the princess of Troy, fell in love with him and was endowed with the gift of prophecy, but the princess later broke her promise and Apollo failed her prophecy. In order to get rid of his pursuit, the goddess Daphne became a laurel tree, known as the holy tree of Apollo. He also teamed up with Poseidon to help Troy, build unbreakable walls and so on. Apollo is generally recognized as the sun god, called Phobos (meaning light). On the one hand, he protects agriculture, on the other hand, his sunshine is regarded as a golden arrow and has the function of a god of war.