Who defeated Zeus?

Who, might you ask, could possibly have defeated the almighty Zeus? The question itself seems to defy logic, given the stature and power Zeus holds in the pantheon of Greek gods. Zeus, after all, is the ruler of the heavens, the god of thunder and lightning, the one who shapes the fates of mortals and gods alike. But perhaps there's a hidden tale, a myth untold, where some hero or deity managed to overcome even Zeus's unwavering strength. Was it Heracles, the son of Zeus himself, who in some unseen battle managed to best his father? Or could it be one of the other gods, perhaps Poseidon or Hades, who in a moment of unity and cunning, found a way to defeat the god of thunder? Or maybe the answer lies not in the realm of gods, but in the realm of mortals. Was there a mortal hero, armed with wit and courage, who somehow managed to outsmart and overcome Zeus? The mind reels with the possibilities, but the truth remains elusive. The question remains: Who defeated Zeus? A mystery indeed, worthy of further exploration and discussion.