In Greek mythology, which Titan is Pandora’s father-in-law?

Iapetus is Pandora’s father-in-law in the standard Greek mythological genealogy.

Iapetus is a Titan and the father of Prometheus and Epimetheus. Since Pandora marries Epimetheus, Iapetus becomes her father-in-law. This relationship is a genealogical connection rather than a major event in the Pandora narrative, which is why it is often omitted from short retellings.

Iapetus also has other famous children in Greek mythology, including Atlas and Menoetius. His family therefore links Pandora’s story with several Titan myths, especially the conflict between Zeus and Prometheus. The genealogies vary in minor details across ancient and later sources, but Iapetus as the father of Prometheus and Epimetheus is the conventional account.

Cronus is Pandora’s older-generation Titan relative but not her father-in-law. Atlas and Oceanus are also Titans, yet neither occupies that specific family role. The answer follows the standard Hesiodic genealogy used in classical mythology references.