Pedigree: Deucalion (King) of PTHIA

The PEDIGREE of

Deucalion (King) of PTHIA

of THESSALY; (wrathful Zeus having created a Great Deluge, Deucalion was warned by Prometheus, built an Arc; he and Pyrrha (and poss. Megaron) were the only humans to survive the Deluge); (like Noah, Deucalion may have invented wine; Deucalion's regeneration of humanity begins the Second Bronze Age in Greek Mythology); aka Deukalion I

Poss. Jullus of Rome's 6-Great Grandfather. HM George I's 82-Great Grandfather. HRE Ferdinand I's 78-Great Grandfather. `Osawatomie' Brown's 88-Great Grandfather.

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Wife/Partner: Pyrrha of PTHIA
Children: Hellen (King) of the HELLENES ; Pandora (II) ; Protogenia of THESSALY ; Thyia of PTHIA ; Protogenia of Thessaly ; many men grown from cast stones

Possible Child: Amphictyon (King) of ATHENS
Alternative Father of Possible Child: The Soil (PRIMORDIAL God)

_________	_________	_________	________	________	________
			/	-- Aether (the Upper Sky; PRIMORDIAL) +		====> [ 3]
		/	-- Uranus (1st Ruler GOD of the Universe)
		\|	\	-- Hemera (GODDESS) +		====> [ 2]
		/			\| or: Gaia (q.v. : Hemera's daughter)
	/	-- Iapetus (Japetus) the TITAN
	\|	\	\| OR: poss. source: Japhet (Iaphet) +			====> [ 12]
	\|	\|	/	-- Aether (the Upper Sky; PRIMORDIAL) +		====> [ 3]
	\|	\|	/		\| or: Eros, q.v.
	\|	\	-- Gaia (Gaea) the Earth GODDESS
	/		\	-- Hemera (GODDESS) +		====> [ 2]
/	-- Prometheus the TITAN
\|	\		/	-- Uranus (1st Ruler GOD of the Universe) +		====> [ 4]
\|	\|	/	-- Oceanus the TITAN
\|	\|	/	\	-- Gaia (Gaea) the Earth GODDESS +		====> [ 4]
\|	\	-- Clymene the OCEANID
\|		\	\| or: Asia (Clymene's sister)
\|		\|	/	-- Uranus (1st Ruler GOD of the Universe) +		====> [ 4]
\|		\	-- Tethys the TITAN
/			\	-- Gaia (Gaea) the Earth GODDESS +		====> [ 4]
- Deucalion (King) of PTHIA
\
\	-- Celaero
		\| or: poss. Pronoia
		\| or: Hesione or: poss. Clymene the OCEANID (q.v.)

His (poss.) Grandchildren: Dorus (King) of the DORIANS ; Aeolus of THESSALY ; Graecus (eponym of the GREEKS) ; Canace ; Macedon ; Magnes of THESSALY ; Ithonus of THESSALY ; Malus