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Did Sparta and troy have a war?
Yes, it was called the Trojan War.
What was the war fought between mycenae and troy?
The Trojan War.
What people where in the war between Greece and Troy?
Greeks
What is the name of the war between the Mycenaens and the people of troy?
This war was, I think, called the Trojan war. The one where the 'offering to Athene' - The Trojan horse - was used to massacre the Trojans, and end the war. Agamemnon, The Mycenaean king, and Meleneaus, (I think that's how it's spelt,) the Spartan king, went to war because Helen of Sparta went to Troy with Paris, (Prince of Troy,) and left Meleneaus.
What was the date when menelans attacks troy in the Trojan war?
The date when Menelaus attacked Troy in the Trojan War was between 1260 and 1240 BC.
Was the Trojan war between the Minoans and the Dorians?
no, was fought between troy and Greece
What was the name of the battle between the Greeks and troy?
Trojan war
Who was the Trojan war fought between?
Sparta versus Troy. Because Paris of Troy took Helen, King Menelaus' wife.
What was the conflict between Greek raiders and Trojan War?
In the myth prince Paris of Troy abducted Queen Helen of Sparta to Troy.
Who was not invited to the wedding feast the war of troy?
If you mean the wedding that happened before the War of Troy that sort of relates to it, then it is Eris. The wedding was between Peleus and Thetis, the parents of Achilles.
Why do you think the creeks fought with the British?
i think that the creeks fougth with the British because they think that the British won most of the war
Why was Helen called the Helen of Troy?
Helen was called the Helen of Troy because she was famously associated with the Trojan War, as depicted in Greek mythology and literature. According to the myth, she was considered the most beautiful woman in the world, and her abduction by Paris, a Trojan prince, led to the ten-year conflict between the Greeks and Trojans. Her beauty and the resulting war made her a central figure in stories such as Homer's "Iliad," solidifying her title as the Helen of Troy.
