Though stories of his origin vary widely, the Orphica claims he and his consort were born from the first egg.
This deity fathered a group of three sons that each had one hundred hands and fifty heads, the Hekatonchires  [HEH-kah-tun-KY-reez]. Some stories claim that he imprisoned them in Tartarus with Brontes, Steropes, and Arges, his three sons that were Cyclops. Though stories of his origin vary widely, the Orphica claims he and his consort were born from the first egg. His blood created a group of nymphs called Meliae and the three Furies. That blood was spilled by Cronus, a son who castrated him at the request of this deity's wife Gaia—the mother of all of his offspring, including the Titans. Name this primordial deity, the Greek version of Caelus, who personified the sky.
This deity fathered a group of three sons that each had one hundred hands and fifty heads, the Hekatonchires  [HEH-kah-tun-KY-reez].
Uranus [accept Ouranus; prompt on Caelus]