Kydon is a figure from Greek mythology, often associated with the region of Crete. He is known as the son of Minos, the legendary king of Crete, and Pasiphaë. Kydon is sometimes depicted as a skilled hunter and is linked to the founding of the city of Kydonia, which is named after him. In some myths, Kydon is credited with the invention of the hunting dog, showcasing his expertise in tracking and hunting. His stories often highlight themes of bravery and skill, reflecting the values of ancient Greek culture. Kydon’s legacy continues to be a part of Cretan folklore.