Cepheus

Cepheus Characters From Greek Mythology Nationality: Aethiopia Religion: Greek polytheism Occupation: King of Aethiopia Parents: Belus and Anchinoe Spouse: Cassiopeia Children: Andromeda Turtledove Appearances: "Myth Manners' Guide to Greek Missology" Satirical Fantasy Type of Appearance: Direct Cepheus was a mythical king of Aethiopia, husband of Cassiopeia, father of Andromeda, and later father-in-law of Perseus. He is a secondary, underdeveloped character in the myths focusing on these other characters. Ancient Greek astronomers named a set of constellations after Cepheus' family. Cepheus in "Myth Manners' Guide to Greek Missology" Cepheus and Cassiopeia rode from Ethiopia to Mount Olympus in their Constellation, to attend the wedding of their daughter Andromeda. References