Princess Danaë was locked in a tower. Zeus was always interested in beautiful women and transformed himself to be a cloud of gold dust, in order to get in through the ventilation, as there was no window and one locked door.
Having got in he seduced Danaë and eventually Perseus was born.
Her father was Zeus.
Egyptain myth does not say who the father of Meskhenet was.
The myth was Daedulis and Ickarus who didn't listen to his father.
Uranus
Odin
In Greek mythology, Perseus's father, King Acrisius of Argos, sent him away to protect himself from a prophecy that foretold his death at the hands of his grandson. When Acrisius learned that his daughter, Danaë, would bear a son who would fulfill this prophecy, he imprisoned her in a bronze chamber to prevent any chance of conception. However, Zeus visited Danaë in the form of golden rain, leading to the birth of Perseus. To eliminate the threat, Acrisius cast both mother and child into the sea in a wooden chest.
Father of kamba
No, no he is not. In the Greek myth, Zeus is the father of Perseus.
In Egyptain myth, yes.
Saturn, in Roman myth. His mother is Ops.
In Greek Myth, Despoena is the daughter of Poseidon by Demeter.
No, that is unless you only exist in stories, myth, and legend.