Annex:Genealogies of Greek mythology

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The genealogy of characters in Greek mythology is particularly intricate. In the first place, as a family tree, the main gods of Greek mythology will be shown. In the following sections, an attempt has been made to indicate only the descendants, ignoring couples without children. The notation for the sections after the family tree is of the form:

  • Father + Mother
    • Son1
    • Son2 + Couple Son2
      • Nieto1

The signs "+" they do not necessarily indicate marriages. The gods are in bold. Links of the type "(V. PELOPIDAS)" lead to other sections of this article.

Perseus and Heracles

  • Perseus + Andromeda
    • Electrión + Anaxo
      • Alcmena + Zeus
        • Heracles + Megara (1) + Deyanira (2)
          • Terímaco (1)
          • Blindness 1
          • Deicoonte (1)
          • Hilo (2)
          • Gleno (2)
          • Onites (2)
    • Hold it + Nícipe
      • Euristeo
        • Alcíone
    • Alceo + Astidamía
      • Host + Alcmena
        • Iphicles
      • Anaxo + Electrión
    • Gorgófone + Perieres (1) + Ebalo (2)
      • Afareo (1)
      • Leucipo (1)
      • Tíndaro (2) + Leda
      • Icario (2) + Peribea
        • Penelope + Odysseus
          • Telémaco

Atrides

  • Arginusa+Hermes
    • Enomao
      • Hypodamy + Pelope (V. PELOPED)
        • Atreo
          • Agamemnon
          • Menelao
          • Plístenes
        • Tiestes
          • Pelopea and, with her, Egyptian (incest)
          • Get it.
          • Holders

Pelopidas

  • Zeus + Pluto
    • Tántalo + Dione
      • Broteas
        • Get it.
      • Pélope
        • Crisipo
        • The Atridas (V.ATRIDAS)
      • Níobe

Sons of Antiope

  • Antiope + Zeus
    • Anfion, husband of Neobe (V. PELÓPIDAS)
    • Zeto + Aedón
      • Itilo

Helen of Troy

  • Tespio + Deidamía
    • Leda + Zeus (1) + Tíndaro (2)
      • (1) Helena de Troya (house with Menelaus, V. ATRIDAS)
      • (1) Pólux
      • (2) Cástor
      • (2) Timandra
      • (2) Filonoé
      • (2) Clitemnestra (V. TINARO)

Tindarus

  • Perieres + Gorgófone
    • Tíndaro + Leda
      • Cástor
      • Timandra
      • Filonoé
      • Clitemnestra + Agamemnon (V. ATRIDAS)
        • Ifigenia
        • Orestes
        • Crisótemis
        • Electra (V. ELECTRA)

Electra

  • Anaxibia + Estrophy (grandfather)
    • Pílades + Electra (see TÍNDARO)
      • Medon
      • Strophy

Dardanids

  • Zeus + Electra
    • Yasion
    • Dárdano + Batea
      • Ilo
      • Erictonio
        • Troos + Calírroe
          • Ganimedes
          • Asaraco
            • Capis
              • Anquises + Aphrodite
                • Eneas + Creuse (1) + Lavinia (2)
                  • (1)Ascanio
                    • Silvio (Origen of the gens Julia)
                      • Brutus (First of the Mythic Kings of Great Britain)
                  • (2)Silvio
          • Ilo
            • Laomedonte
              • Astíoque
              • Antigone
              • Hesione + Telamon (V.ÉACO)
              • Príamo + Arisbe (1) + Hecuba (2)
                • Ésaco (1)
                • Héctor (2) + Andromaca
                  • Astianax
                • Polites(2)
                  • Príamo
                • Paris (2) + Enone
                  • Corito
                • Creussa(2) + Eneas
                • Ascanio (2)
                • Laodice (2) + Aceman (V.AGENORID)
                • Políxena (2)
                • Casandra (2) + Agamemnon (V.ATREIDES)
                • Deifobo (2)
                • Héleno (2) + Andromaca
                  • Cestrino
                • Pamon (2)
                • Ántifo (2)
                • Hipónoo (2)
                • Polidoro (2)
                • Troilo (2)
                • Ilione (2)

Agenorids

  • Poseidon + Libya
    • Belo
    • Agénor + Telefasa
      • Phoenix
      • Cílix
      • Europe Zeus
        • Sarpedón
        • Radamantis
        • Taurus
        • Minos + Pasífae
          • Fedra + Teseo
            • Demofonte + Filis
              • Anphipolis
            • Lover + Laodice
              • Muffin
          • Deucalion
          • Trace
          • Androgeo
          • Ariadna + Theseus
            • Enopion
            • Staphile
              • Enzy
      • Cadmo + Harmony
        • Polidoro
          • Labdaco + Nicteis
            • Layo + Yocasta
              • Edipo + Yocasta
                • Eteocles
                • Ismene
                • Antigone
                • Polynics + Argia
                  • Adrasto
                  • Timeas
                  • Tersandro
        • Ino + Atamante
          • Learco
          • Melicerte
        • Agave + Equine
          • Penteo
        • Autónoe + Aristeo
          • Polidoro
          • Acteón
        • Bemele + Zeus
          • Dioniso

Aeacus

  • Ocean + Tetis
    • Asopo + Metope
      • Tebe
      • Egina + Zeus
        • Éaco + Psámate (1) + Endeis (2)
          • (1) Foco
          • (2) Theme + Peribea (a) + Hesione (b)
            • (a) Ayax
            • (b) Teucro
          • (2) Peleo + Tetis
            • Achilles + Deidamy
              • Pirro + Andromaca
                • Mold
                • Pie
                • Pergam

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