- This article is about the people and places of Greek myth. Chryse Planitia is also an extremely large impact basin on Mars
- In Greek mythology, Chryse (Template:Lang-el) was a lover of Ares and mother of Phlegyas.
- Chryse Island (Greek: Χρύση, Khrýsē) is an island in the Mediterranean where, in Greek mythology, Philoctetes was bitten by a snake.
- Chryse is the Greek short name of gold-producing Chryse Chersonessos in the East Indies. This name was applied by the geographer Ptolemy to the Philippines[1] which means isle of gold.[2][3] It is located to the east of Khruses Kersonenson (The Golden Peninsula) which refers to Malaysia.
- Chryses is the name of the father of Chryseis, a woman Agamemnon took as a slave during the Trojan War.
- Chryse is a large planitia (low plain) on the planet Mars (see Chryse Planitia)
References[]
- ↑ Legeza, Laszlo. "Tantric Elements in pre-Hispanic Philippines Gold Art," Arts of Asia, July-Aug. 1988, pp.129-136. (Mentions gold jewelry of Philippine origin in first century CE Egypt)
- ↑ Peralta, J.T. "Prehistoric gold ornaments from the Central Bank of the Philippines," Arts of Asia 1981, no.4, p.54.
- ↑ Villegas, Ramon N. Ginto: History Wrought in Gold, Manila: Bangko Central ng Pilipinas, 2004.
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