Chaos (also translated from English/Latin in Chaosroid and kaos: CHAOS; Greek: χ? ο? ), the void crack, the beginning of all worlds and concepts, the earliest god born in Greek mythology.

According to the ancient Greek poet hesiod's Divine Spectrum (8th century BC), there was nothing at the beginning of the universe, and chaos was first born alone. This is an endless and empty space.

After chaos, Gaia, the goddess of the earth, Taras, the god of the abyss of hell, and eros, the god of love, were born alone. Chaos also gave birth to the ghost Erebus and the night goddess Nyx, and the world began.

2. Nyx

Nyx (Greek: Argument? ξ, English: Nyx), also known as Nox in Rome, is the goddess of night in Greek mythology, one of the original gods, the noumenon and incarnation of night, and her husband Ripas was born in chaos.

Nyx is not only a noble god, but also one of the few great gods in Greek mythology who has great power in all mythological systems, and also has great power to bind mortals and gods.

3. Helius

Helius, the sun god in ancient Greek mythology, is the son of Hyperion and Teia, the goddess of Titan, and the brother of Selene, the goddess of the moon, and eos, the goddess of dawn. It is said that he rides four fire-drawn sundials in the sky every day, from east to west, and shines on the world in the morning and evening.

In later myths, he and Apollo gradually confused. In Rome, he was called Sol.

4. Zeus

Zeus (Greek: zeta ε, Greek: δ? α? Zeus) is the king of the gods in ancient Greek mythology, the head of the twelve gods of Olympus, and the supreme god who rules all things in the universe (in ancient Greek mythology, this god specifically refers to Zeus).

People often call him "the father of gods and mankind" and "the king of gods", and he is the greatest god in Greek mythology. In Roman mythology, the god corresponding to Zeus is Jupiter (Jupiter or Jupiter) and is regarded as the patron saint of Sagittarius.

5. Hera

Hera (Greek:? ρ α (Hera in English) is the goddess of marriage and fertility in ancient Greek mythology, one of the twelve gods of Olympus, and the third generation queen. Cronus and Rhea's daughter, the second generation God King, the ruler who shared power with Zeus, Zeus's sister and seventh wife.