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     Eurydice of Greek Myth was the daughter of Adrastus of Greek Myth.¹ Eurydice of Greek Myth married King of Troy Ilos of Greek Myth, son of King of Dardania Tros of Greek Myth and the Naiad Callirrhoe of Greek Myth.¹

     Marica of Roman Myth married King of Latium Faunus of Roman Myth, son of King Picus of Roman Myth and Canens of Roman Myth.¹

     The Oceanid Melia of Greek Myth was the daughter of the Titan Oceanus of Greek Myth.² The Oceanid Melia of Greek Myth married the River God Inachus of Greek Myth, son of the Titan Oceanus of Greek Myth and the Titaness Tethys of Greek Myth.¹

     Euryte of Greek Myth was the daughter of King of Calydon Hippodamas of Greek Myth.¹ Euryte of Greek Myth married King of Calydon Porthaon of Greek Myth, son of Agenor of Greek Myth and Epicaste of Greek Myth.¹ Euryte of Greek Myth was a granddaughter of the River God Achelous.²

     King of Calydon Hippodamas of Greek Myth was the son of the River God Acheloüs of Greek Myth and Perimede of Greek Myth.¹ King of Calydon Hippodamas of Greek Myth was son of Achelous (one of the River Gods) and Perimede, daughter of Aeolus.²

     The River God Acheloüs of Greek Myth was the son of the Titan Oceanus of Greek Myth and the Titaness Tethys of Greek Myth.¹ The River God Acheloüs of Greek Myth was famous for wrestling Herakles for the hand of Deianeira.² He was river of Aetolia and its god.² He was depicted as a man from the chest up with the serpentine tail of a fish.³ He married Perimede of Greek Myth, daughter of Aeolus of Greek Myth and Enarete of Greek Myth.¹

     Perimede of Greek Myth was the daughter of Aeolus of Greek Myth and Enarete of Greek Myth.¹ Perimede of Greek Myth married the River God Acheloüs of Greek Myth, son of the Titan Oceanus of Greek Myth and the Titaness Tethys of Greek Myth.¹

     Aeolus of Greek Myth was the son of Hellen of Greek Myth and the Nymph Orseis of Greek Myth.² Aeolus of Greek Myth married Enarete of Greek Myth, daughter of Deimachus of Greek Myth.¹ Aeolus of Greek Myth married Protogeneia of Greek Myth, daughter of Deucalion of Greek Myth and Pyrrha of Greek Myth.¹

     Enarete of Greek Myth was the daughter of Deimachus of Greek Myth. Enarete of Greek Myth married Aeolus of Greek Myth, son of Hellen of Greek Myth and the Nymph Orseis of Greek Myth.¹

     Epicaste of Greek Myth was the daughter of King of Calydon Calydon of Greek Myth and Aeolia of Greek Myth.¹ Epicaste of Greek Myth married Agenor of Greek Myth, son of Pleuron of Greek Myth and Xanthippe of Greek Myth.¹

     Xanthippe of Greek Myth was the daughter of Dorus of Greek Myth.¹ Xanthippe of Greek Myth married Pleuron of Greek Myth, son of King of Calydon Aetolus of Greek Myth and Pronoë of Greek Myth.¹

     Apollo Alexikakos of Greek Myth was the son of the God of the Sky Zeus of Greek Myth and Leto of Greek Myth.² Apollo Alexikakos of Greek Myth married Phthia of Greek Myth.¹

     Phthia of Greek Myth married Apollo Alexikakos of Greek Myth, son of the God of the Sky Zeus of Greek Myth and Leto of Greek Myth.¹

     Leto of Greek Myth married the God of the Sky Zeus of Greek Myth, son of the Titan Cronos of Greek Myth and the Titaness Rhea of Greek Myth.¹

     Pleuron of Greek Myth was the son of King of Calydon Aetolus of Greek Myth and Pronoë of Greek Myth.¹ Pleuron of Greek Myth gave his name to the city of Pleuron at Aetolia, Greece.² He married Xanthippe of Greek Myth, daughter of Dorus of Greek Myth.¹

     King of Calydon Aetolus of Greek Myth was the son of King of Elis Endymion of Greek Myth.¹ King of Calydon Aetolus of Greek Myth witnessed the death of Dorus of Greek Myth; He was killed by Aetolus who had left Elis.² King of Calydon Aetolus of Greek Myth did commit some intentional homicides after leaving Elis, killing his hosts in the Curetian country: Dorus, Laodocus and Polypoetes, all three sons of Apollo and Phthia.² He left Elis because he had been convicted of an unintentional homicide.² He was King of Elis after his brother Epeius was made to flee.³ He married Pronoë of Greek Myth, daughter of Phorbas of Greek Myth and Hyrmina of Greek Myth.¹

     Pronoë of Greek Myth was the daughter of Phorbas of Greek Myth and Hyrmina of Greek Myth.¹ Pronoë of Greek Myth married King of Calydon Aetolus of Greek Myth, son of King of Elis Endymion of Greek Myth.¹

     King of Calydon Calydon of Greek Myth was the son of King of Calydon Aetolus of Greek Myth and Pronoë of Greek Myth.¹ King of Calydon Calydon of Greek Myth gave his name to the city of Calydon at Aetolia, Greece.² He married Aeolia of Greek Myth, daughter of Amythaon of Greek Myth and Idomene of Greek Myth.¹

     King of Elis Endymion of Greek Myth was the son of Aëthlius of Greek Myth and Calyce of Greek Myth.¹ King of Elis Endymion of Greek Myth is counted among the most handsome, his beauty being comparable to that of Adonis, Ganymedes, Hyacinthus, Hermaphroditus, Hylas, Chrysippus, or to that of his own son Narcissus.² He led the Aeolians out of Thessaly, and founded the city of Elis where he ruled as king.² He was loved by Selene, and being allowed to choose anything he would, he chose to sleep forever, remaining deathless and ageless.²

     Calyce of Greek Myth was the daughter of Aeolus of Greek Myth and Enarete of Greek Myth.¹ Calyce of Greek Myth married Aëthlius of Greek Myth, son of Aeolus of Greek Myth and Protogeneia of Greek Myth.¹

     Aëthlius of Greek Myth was the son of Aeolus of Greek Myth and Protogeneia of Greek Myth.¹ Aëthlius of Greek Myth was first ruler of the territory of Elis.² He was grandson of Deucalion, the man who survived the Flood.² He married Calyce of Greek Myth, daughter of Aeolus of Greek Myth and Enarete of Greek Myth.¹

     Protogeneia of Greek Myth was the daughter of Deucalion of Greek Myth and Pyrrha of Greek Myth.^2,3 Protogeneia of Greek Myth married Aeolus of Greek Myth, son of Hellen of Greek Myth and the Nymph Orseis of Greek Myth.¹

     Aeolia of Greek Myth was the daughter of Amythaon of Greek Myth and Idomene of Greek Myth.¹ Aeolia of Greek Myth married King of Calydon Calydon of Greek Myth, son of King of Calydon Aetolus of Greek Myth and Pronoë of Greek Myth.¹

     Amythaon of Greek Myth was the son of Cretheus of Greek Myth and Tyro of Greek Myth.¹ Amythaon of Greek Myth lived at Pylos, Messenia, Peloponnesus, Greece.² He married his niece Idomene, daughter of Pheres.² He married Idomene of Greek Myth, daughter of Pheres of Greek Myth.¹

     Idomene of Greek Myth was the daughter of Pheres of Greek Myth.² Idomene of Greek Myth married Amythaon of Greek Myth, son of Cretheus of Greek Myth and Tyro of Greek Myth.¹

     Cretheus of Greek Myth was the son of Aeolus of Greek Myth and Enarete of Greek Myth.^1,2 Cretheus of Greek Myth married his niece Tyro, daughter of Salmoneus, son of Aeolus.² He was founder of Iolcus, the city in Thessaly on the coast of the Gulf of Pagasae.² He married Tyro of Greek Myth, daughter of King of Elis Salmoneus of Greek Myth and Alcidice of Greek Myth.¹

     Tyro of Greek Myth was the daughter of King of Elis Salmoneus of Greek Myth and Alcidice of Greek Myth.¹ Tyro of Greek Myth married Cretheus of Greek Myth, son of Aeolus of Greek Myth and Enarete of Greek Myth.¹

     King of Elis Salmoneus of Greek Myth was the son of Aeolus of Greek Myth and Enarete of Greek Myth.^1,2 King of Elis Salmoneus of Greek Myth married Alcidice of Greek Myth, daughter of King of Arcadia Aleüs of Greek Myth; His 1st.^1,2

     Alcidice of Greek Myth was the daughter of King of Arcadia Aleüs of Greek Myth.¹ Alcidice of Greek Myth married King of Elis Salmoneus of Greek Myth, son of Aeolus of Greek Myth and Enarete of Greek Myth; His 1st.^1,2

     King of Arcadia Aleüs of Greek Myth was the son of King of Arcadia Aphidas of Greek Myth.³ King of Arcadia Aleüs of Greek Myth was the successor of Aepytus on the throne of Arcadia and the founder of Alea.²

     Phorbas of Greek Myth married Hyrmina of Greek Myth, daughter of King of Elis Epeius of Greek Myth and Anaxiroë of Greek Myth.¹

     Hyrmina of Greek Myth was the daughter of King of Elis Epeius of Greek Myth and Anaxiroë of Greek Myth.¹ Hyrmina of Greek Myth married Phorbas of Greek Myth.¹

     King of Elis Epeius of Greek Myth was the son of King of Elis Endymion of Greek Myth.¹ King of Elis Epeius of Greek Myth won the race at Olympia against his brothers, and thereby winning the throne of his father.² He married Anaxiroë of Greek Myth, daughter of Coronus of Greek Myth.¹

     Anaxiroë of Greek Myth was the daughter of Coronus of Greek Myth.² Anaxiroë of Greek Myth married King of Elis Epeius of Greek Myth, son of King of Elis Endymion of Greek Myth.¹

     Aglaea of Greek Myth was the daughter of Mantineus of Greek Myth.¹ Aglaea of Greek Myth married King of Argos Abas of Greek Myth, son of King of Argos Lynceus of Greek Myth and the Danaid Hypermnestra of Greek Myth.¹

     _____ Chou was the son of Tan Fu Chou.

     Tan Fu Chou settled his people in the valley of the Wei River in the present province of Shensi.¹ He was the earliest plausible Chou ancestor and the grandfather of Wen-wang.¹

     The Light Aether of Greek Myth was the son of the Darkness Erebos of Greek Myth and the Night Nyx of Greek Myth.¹ The Light Aether of Greek Myth was the Protogenos (first-born elemental god) of the bright, glowing upper atmosphere (as opposed to the gloomy lower Aer of the earth).¹ He married the Earth Goddess Gaia of Greek Myth, daughter of the Air, Mist, and Fog Chaos of Greek Myth.¹ The Light Aether of Greek Myth married the Day Hemera of Greek Myth, daughter of the Darkness Erebos of Greek Myth and the Night Nyx of Greek Myth.²

     The Darkness Erebos of Greek Myth was the son of the Air, Mist, and Fog Chaos of Greek Myth.² The Darkness Erebos of Greek Myth was the ancient entity or Protogenos of darkness and the husband of Nyx.² He married the Night Nyx of Greek Myth, daughter of the Air, Mist, and Fog Chaos of Greek Myth.¹

     The Night Nyx of Greek Myth was the daughter of the Air, Mist, and Fog Chaos of Greek Myth. The Night Nyx of Greek Myth married the Darkness Erebos of Greek Myth, son of the Air, Mist, and Fog Chaos of Greek Myth.¹ The Night Nyx of Greek Myth was depicted as a winged goddess.² She rode across the sky in a two horse chariot drawing her dark mists across the sky.² She was the ancient personification of night and one of the Protogenoi (first born gods).²

     The Day Hemera of Greek Myth was the daughter of the Darkness Erebos of Greek Myth and the Night Nyx of Greek Myth.¹ The Day Hemera of Greek Myth was the female personification of day and one of the Protogenoi (the first born elemental gods).¹ She married the Light Aether of Greek Myth, son of the Darkness Erebos of Greek Myth and the Night Nyx of Greek Myth.¹

     The Sea-Goddess Ceto of Greek Myth was the daughter of the Sea Pontus of Greek Myth and the Earth Goddess Gaia of Greek Myth.¹ The Sea-Goddess Ceto of Greek Myth married the Titan Phorcus of Greek Myth, son of the Sea Pontus of Greek Myth and the Earth Goddess Gaia of Greek Myth.¹

     Sciron of Greek Myth was known as one of the malefactors killed by Theseus, who seized him by the feet and threw him into the sea.¹ He was either son of Poseidon, or of Pelops and Hippodamia, or of Pylas, or of Canethus and Henioche.¹ Also called Skeiron of Greek Myth.² He consorted either with the daughter of King Pandion of Athens, or with Chariclo, and by one of them he had a daughter, Endeis.¹

     Deucalion of Greek Myth was the son of the Titan Prometheus of Greek Myth and the Oceanid Clymene of Greek Myth.¹ Deucalion of Greek Myth constructed a chest, and embarked in it with Pyrrha to escape the flood that Zeus sent to destroy the men of the Bronze Age.¹ He married Pyrrha of Greek Myth, daughter of the Titan Epimetheus of Greek Myth and Pandora of Greek Myth.¹

     Pyrrha of Greek Myth was the daughter of the Titan Epimetheus of Greek Myth and Pandora of Greek Myth.¹ Pyrrha of Greek Myth married the God of the Sky Zeus of Greek Myth, son of the Titan Cronos of Greek Myth and the Titaness Rhea of Greek Myth.² Pyrrha of Greek Myth married Deucalion of Greek Myth, son of the Titan Prometheus of Greek Myth and the Oceanid Clymene of Greek Myth.¹ Pyrrha of Greek Myth was called the first mortal born.¹

     Pandora of Greek Myth married the Titan Epimetheus of Greek Myth, son of the Titan Iapetus of Greek Myth and the Oceanid Clymene of Greek Myth.¹ Pandora of Greek Myth was fashioned by the Olympians.²

     Hellen of Greek Myth was the son of the God of the Sky Zeus of Greek Myth and Pyrrha of Greek Myth.² Hellen of Greek Myth married the Nymph Orseis of Greek Myth.¹