The younger Prince of Troy is Paris, who is pivotal in instigating the Trojan War. He famously abducted Helen, the queen of Sparta, after winning her love in a contest judged by the goddess Aphrodite. This act led to the Greeks uniting to retrieve Helen, ultimately resulting in the protracted conflict known as the Trojan War.
Paris, whose judgment started the Trojan war and the younger prince of Troy.
Hector, Prince of Troy.
In the Trojan War, Hektor, breaker of horses, did fight for Troy. In fact, he was the firstborn of all Priam's sons and was the crown prince of Troy.
Odysseus was in Troy because the Greeks were having a war with the Trojans. Paris, a Prince of Troy, has "stolen" King Meneleus's (of Sparta) wife, Helen.
Prince Paris of Troy did, withe the help of Aphrodite.
Paris, whose judgment started the Trojan war and the younger prince of Troy.
Helene Queen of Sparta, also called Helene of Troy for her marriage to Prince Paris and Prince Deiphobus, sons of Priam King of Troy.
The prince of Troy was Hector who was killed by Achilles in the ten years war between Achaeans [Greeks] and Trojans. The reason for the war was the abduction of the beautiful Helen wife of Menelaus King of Sparta by Hector's younger brother Prince Paris. The goddess Aphrodite assisted Paris to have a successful operation. This happened approximately 3000 BC years ago according to recent discoveries [astronomic]
Hector, Prince of Troy.
There were two princes of the Trojan war. The first was Prince Hector. He was married to Andromache and had a son. He was known as the greatest warrior and was protective of his home (troy). Paris the younger brother wasn't a great warrior. He was more cowardly. He fell in love with Queen Helen of Sparta and he was the reason for the entire Trojan war.
In the Trojan War, Hektor, breaker of horses, did fight for Troy. In fact, he was the firstborn of all Priam's sons and was the crown prince of Troy.
Odysseus was in Troy because the Greeks were having a war with the Trojans. Paris, a Prince of Troy, has "stolen" King Meneleus's (of Sparta) wife, Helen.
In the myth prince Paris of Troy abducted Queen Helen of Sparta to Troy.
Prince Paris of Troy did, withe the help of Aphrodite.
Menelaus was the king of Sparta in Greece. He was the husband of Helen whose abduction by Prince Paris of Troy was the cause of the Trojan War.
kidnapping of Helen of Troy
This play is a hilarious presentation of the primary cause behind the Trogen War: the abduction of Helen, the wife of the Spartan king, Menelaus, by Paris, the prince of Troy