Pedigree: Xuthus (King) of THESSALY

The PEDIGREE of

Xuthus (King) of THESSALY

(asked to arbitrate on Erechtheus' of Athens death, he picked Cecrops, the oldest son; Cecrop's brothers than drove Xuthus out of Athens); aka Xouthos of IOLCUS

Born: ? Died: Aegialeus

Poss. Jullus of Rome's 7-Great Grandfather.

Wife/Partner: Creusa of ATHENS
Children: Diomede of PHOCIS ; Achaios (King) of THESSALY

Possible Child: Ion (eponym) of IONIANS
Alternative Father of Possible Child: Apollo the OLYMPIAN

________	________	________	________	_______	_______	_______
				/	-- Iapetus (Japetus) the TITAN +		====> [ 5]
				/		/ OR: poss. source: Japhet ibn NOAH +	====> [ 18]
			/	-- Prometheus the TITAN
			\|	\	-- Clymene the OCEANID +		====> [ 6]
			/			/ or: Asia (Clymene's sister)
		/	-- Deucalion (King) of PTHIA
		\|	\	-- Celaero
		\|			/ or: poss. Pronoia
		\|			/ or: poss. Clymene the OCEANID (q.v.)
		/			/ OR: Hesione the OCEANID +		====> [ 6]
	/	-- Hellen (King) of the HELLENES
	\|	\	/ or: poss. Helius (GOD of the Sun), q.v.
	\|	\|	/	-- Epimetheus the TITAN +			====> [ 7]
	\|	\	-- Pyrrha of PTHIA
	/		\	-- Pandora of PTHIA +			====> [ 26]
/	-- Aeolus of THESSALY
\|	\	/ (skip this generation!)
\|	\|		/	-- Cronos (Kronos) the TITAN +			====> [ 5]
\|	\|		\|		/ or: Saturnus (Ruler GOD) [alt ped], q.v.
\|	\|		\|		/ OR: poss. source: Hadad +		====> [ 1]
\|	\|		/		/ or: poss. source: Ptah, Creator GOD (q.v.)
\|	\|	/	-- Zeus the OLYMPIAN (born in Cretan cave)
\|	\|	\|	\	/ or: Sperchius the RIVER GOD, q.v.
\|	\|	\|	\|	/ OR: Achelous the RIVER GOD +			====> [ 6]
\|	\|	\|	\|	/ OR: source: Dyeus Phater +			====> [ 1]
\|	\|	/	\	-- Rhea (Rheia) the TITAN +			====> [ 5]
\|	\	-- Orseis the NYMPH
\|		\	/	-- Phorcus the TITAN +			====> [ 6]
\|		\|	/		/ OR: Phorcus the TITAN [alt ped] +		====> [ 6]
\|		\	-- Dino the GRAEAE
/			\	-- Ceto (IMMORTAL) +			====> [ 6]
- Xuthus (King) of THESSALY
\
\	-- ?

His (poss.) 1(+)-Great Grandchildren: Arcisius the ARGONAUT ; Menoetius, an ARGONAUT ; Irus ; Alcimede of PHOCIS ; Metanastes ; (NN), an Ionian ; Atrax (Elatus)