Erebus was the son of Chaos in Greek mythology.
No one. Chaos was the beginning of the gods and had children without a women.
Chaos was the start of the universe. Basically, it was a huge nothing. Out of it was born Uranus (the sky) and Gaia (mother earth).
In Greek mythology, the first being was Chaos. Chaos was considered the primordial void from which all things originated. It represented the state of disorder and confusion before the creation of the world and played a significant role in the ancient Greek belief system as the ultimate source of all existence.
All of the gods and goddesses in Greek mythology are related because they call come from a single source, Chaos. Morpheus is a child of Nyx, and as such, a distant cousin to the gods of Olympus. By the way, Neptune is a Latin name. In Greek he was known as Poseidon.
Erebus was the son of Chaos in Greek mythology.
Chaos, meaning "gap" or "air" in Greek, is a ancient Greek deity.
Gaia, who was born from Chaos.
Chaos of Greek mythology has no relationship to the ancient near east religions.
No one. Chaos was the beginning of the gods and had children without a women.
Often "Chaos" or "Mud".
Yes Chaos did as she/he was the first Greek God. She had a few kids like Gaia and Tartarus and Nyx
Out of Chaos came Uranus and Gaea.
In greek mythology, gaea was created from chaos, which is essentially emptiness.
Your question isn't very clear. All of the gods in Greek mythology came from Chaos as a progenitor, and Chaos is generally represented as female.
No. The are not "the same". The Greek goddess Chaos means invisible air and gloomy mist; the gap, the space between heaven and earth. Nun/Nu and Naunet were two of the eight Ogdoad (a set of four goddesses and four gods). The name of the water of chaos was Nun.
First there was chaos. Out of that rose mother Earth or Gaia...