In Greek mythology, the first beings that emerged at the creation of the world are the primordial deities, including Chaos, Gaia (Earth), Uranus (Sky), and Tartarus (the abyss). These entities represent fundamental aspects of existence and set the stage for subsequent generations of gods. Their emergence symbolizes the transition from a formless void to a structured cosmos, embodying themes of creation and order. This cosmology reveals how early myths seek to explain the origins of the universe and the relationships among its fundamental components.