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Heroes · Landscape · Unwatermarked

House of Atreus Family Tree

A tragedy-ready genealogy from Tantalus and Pelops to Agamemnon, Menelaus, Orestes, Electra, and Hermione.

Clean artwork16 named figuresVersion 2026.08.25

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Genealogical scope

What this chart records.

Names and branches follow the major epic and tragic traditions; details vary by author.

Greek mythology preserves multiple authors, periods, local traditions, and incompatible genealogies. This image is a documented visual guide, not a claim that one universal canon existed.

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Included figures

Names in this edition.

  • Tantalus
  • Pelops
  • Hippodamia
  • Atreus
  • Aerope
  • Thyestes
  • Agamemnon
  • Clytemnestra
  • Menelaus
  • Helen
  • Aegisthus
  • Iphigenia
  • Electra
  • Orestes
  • Chrysothemis
  • Hermione

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