Greek Chaos Primordial Cosmic Void

In Greek mythology, Chaos was the origin of everything, the yawning gap or formless void that existed before all gods, humans, and the world. Early poets like Hesiod described Chaos as the first thing to come into being, followed by primordial forces such as Gaia (Earth), Tartarus, and Eros. From this shapeless state, the ordered cosmos gradually emerged, with sky, earth, and underworld taking form.

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