Cinyras is a figure from ancient Greek mythology, known primarily as a king of Cyprus. He is often associated with the worship of the goddess Aphrodite, who was believed to have a significant influence on the island. Cinyras is sometimes depicted as a skilled craftsman and musician, contributing to the cultural heritage of Cyprus. In some myths, Cinyras is the father of Adonis, a handsome youth loved by Aphrodite. His story often involves themes of love, loss, and transformation, reflecting the complex relationships between gods and mortals in Greek mythology.