In ancient Greek mythology, according to Hesiod’s records, Zeus’s third wife, Eurynome, the ocean fairy gave birth to three daughters, called Charites. The goddesses are: Aglaia (Aglaia) representing the glory, Euphrosyne (Euphrosyne) representing happiness, and Thalia (Thalia) representing the flowers in full bloom. They are followers of Aphrodite, the goddess of love, and they often accompany her, symbolizing all the beautiful things in the world. The three of their sisters have been inseparable from birth, and no matter where they go, they will bring a beautiful and happy atmosphere to the local area. Their innate temperament and divinity keep all the bad things away from them.