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Chronology means: The arrangement of events or dates in the order of their occurrence. Derived from the Greek stories, after Kronos or Cronos. Everyone spells his name differnetly. Kronos was the God of time and was skillful at controling it. Born from Oronus(Father) and Gaea(Mother). His wife was Rhea, who was also his sister(Weird right?) He had six kids, and Zeus was the child that depeated him with Kronos's own scyth...
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