Ochianus κεανός Oceanus, also known as Oceanus. One of the twelve Titans, the water god Ocean God, is the belt of the river that revolves around the universe, so his ending is also the beginning: the river of the universe forms a circle and rotates. His wife is his sister, the jellyfish god Tethys, who gave birth to the Ocean Goddess (Ochaenides) and the River God (Potamos), almost all the ocean rivers in the world.
The so-called Dayang River is a huge river that the Greeks imagined to encircle the entire land, representing all the water bodies in the world.
In the most primitive Homeric epics, Ochianus was one of the primitive gods, along with his wife Thesis, the ancestor of all other gods, and a couple of creation gods. Later, the widely accepted system of Hesiod classified him as the second generation god generated by the primitive gods, the son of Gaia the Earth Mother and Uranus the Heavenly God.

When the Titanic War broke out, Ochianus wisely stood aside and supported his son-in-law Zeus, leading her daughter Styx with her four children to help Zeus overthrow his brother Cronus, ultimately achieving victory in the war. [1] Therefore, after Olympus overthrew the rule of Titan, he was able to retain all his rights. The first wife of Zeus, the leader of the god Olympus, was the daughter of Otis (one of the ocean goddesses), known as the goddess of wisdom. She created a medicine to induce vomiting and made Cronus vomit out Zeus's five older sisters and brothers. Aeschylus described Eushenus as an enlightened person who had attempted to reconcile Zeus with Prometheus. In Greek mythology of the classical era, Oshinas' position as the ruler of the ocean was later replaced by Emperor Poseidon.

Elderly
In Hesiod's "Theology", he and Thesis are the ancestors of all sea gods and the great uncle of Zeus. The son of Gaia, the Mother Earth God, and Uranus, the Heavenly God. In Homer's epics, Ochianus and Thesis are the ancestors of the gods.
children
Some of their children are famous, sorted by English name:
Acaste
Achelous
Admet
Aesepus
Alpheus
Amphirho
Ardescus
Asia
Caicus
Callirrhoe
Calypso
Cerceis
Chryseis
Clymene
Clytie
Dione
Doris
Electra
Eridanus
Eudora
Euenus
Europa
Eurynome
Galaxaura
Granicus
Haliacmon
Heptaporus
Hermus
Hippo
Ianeira
Ianthe
Idyia
Ister
Ladon
Meander
Melobosis
Menestho
Metis
Nessus
Nilus
Ocyrrhee
Parthenius
Pasithoe
Peito
Peneus
Perseis
Petraea
Phasis
Plexaura
Pluto
Polydora
Prymno
Rhesus
Rhodea
Rhodius
Sangarius
Scamander
Simois
Strymon
Styx
Telesto

Thoe
Tyche
Urania
Xanthe
Zeuxo