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+ | An '''Autochthon''', or '''Autochthonous''' (people sprung from the earth itself) being is an entity born of the soil. Autochthonous entities are most notably present in [[Greek mythology]] and were often kings or progenitors of their people. Many autochthonous rulers are present in the [[Athenians|Athenian]] monarchy. |
Greek rulers detailed as autochthonous represent a living link to the land and mark them as the indigenous population. |
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Cecrops I, an autochthonous ruler of Athens
Cadmus slays the dragon. After sowing the dragon's teeth, several men (the Spartoi) spring from the ground
An Autochthon, or Autochthonous (people sprung from the earth itself) being is an entity born of the soil. Autochthonous entities are most notably present in Greek mythology and were often kings or progenitors of their people. Many autochthonous rulers are present in the Athenian monarchy.
Greek rulers detailed as autochthonous represent a living link to the land and mark them as the indigenous population.